The New York Times, Today's Headlines Sunday, May 29, 2016

Business Top C.E.O. Pay Fell - Yes, Fell - in 2015 By DAVID GELLES While the top-paid chief executives at the nation's largest companies received an average of $19 million last year, that figure was down from 2014.    Graphic: Meet the Highest-Paid C.E.O.s  They Tilt Right, but Top Chief Executives Don't Give to Trump  Fair Game: Where More Women Are on Boards, Executive Pay Is Higher FAIR GAME Where More Women Are on Boards, Executive Pay Is Higher By GRETCHEN MORGENSON An analysis by Equilar last year found that among 100 large companies, those with greater gender diversity on their boards paid their chief executives about 15 percent more.    Graphic: Meet the Highest-Paid C.E.O.s in 2015 THE UPSHOT Waiting in Line for the Illusion of Security By SENDHIL MULLAINATHAN and RICHARD H. THALER Two economists see the growing problem of interminably long lines at airport security checkpoints as an unnecessary economic one. For more business news, go to NYTimes.com/Business »