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Today is June 4, 2025.

On this day in 1989, the Tiananmen Square Massacre took place in Beijing,

where Chinese troops brutally suppressed pro-democracy protesters,

leading to a significant international outcry and a lasting impact on China's political landscape.

Next.

on the political front. The Trump administration has announced new restrictions aimed at blocking

foreign nationals planning to study at Harvard University from entering the U.S.

Officials cite national security concerns related to research collaborations.

Supporters argue this measure protects sensitive information,

while critics contend it could undermine academic freedom and international exchange.

Cassandra Joyce has the details.

This move reflects ongoing debates over balancing security with openness in higher education and immigration policy,

highlighting differing perspectives on how best to safeguard U.S. interests without stifling global collaboration.

This is Cassandra Joyce, NNC.

President Donald Trump has initiated an investigation into whether AIDS to President Joe Biden concealed signs of cognitive decline,

a move reflecting ongoing partisan debates about Biden's fitness for office.

Cassandra Joyce has the details.

The inquiry follows reports and political claims alleging diminished mental capacity,

which Biden's supporters and some medical experts have disputed as politically motivated.

This development underscores the broader context of heightened scrutiny and polarization surrounding

presidential health and transparency.

Meanwhile, conservative commentators have questioned the authenticity of some of Biden's recent

actions, highlighting the divided perspectives in this discourse.

Ming Li-Hui's recent detention by immigration authorities highlighted the impact of President

Trump's immigration policies on rural communities in Missouri.

Supporters rallied for her release, viewing the detention as part of a broader crackdown

aimed at stricter border enforcement.

Critics argue these measures disproportionately affect immigrant families in small towns.

Huey's release has reignited ongoing debates about immigration enforcement and community

impact, reflecting differing perspectives on the balance between security and humanitarian

concerns.

At a recent Washington gathering dubbed the CPAC of the Center,

moderate Democrats emphasized their role as key to winning control of Congress in 2026.

They argued that centrist policies could appeal to a broader electorate,

contrasting with progressive approaches that some view is more ideologically driven.

This perspective reflects ongoing debates within the party

about balancing pragmatic governance with activist priorities,

highlighting the challenges of uniting diverse viewpoints ahead of upcoming elections.

NNC News, I'm Cassandra Joyce.

In the world of technology today,

Berkeley Lab has unveiled the new Doudna supercomputer set to revolutionize AI research.

Kara Swift has the details.

Named after CRISPR pioneer Jennifer Doudna, this powerful machine will accelerate breakthroughs

in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

With cutting-edge processing capabilities, the supercomputer will enable scientists to

tackle complex problems faster and more efficiently.

This major investment positions Berkeley Lab at the forefront of AI innovation, promising

exciting advancements across science and technology in the years ahead.

Lee Elberson is tackling the impact of artificial intelligence in schools,

sparking important conversations in the education community.

As AI tools become more common,

Elberson emphasizes the need for clear guidelines

to balance innovation with academic integrity.

His insights highlight both the opportunities and challenges

AI presents for students and teachers alike,

urging schools to adapt thoughtfully to this fast-evolving technology.

Stay tuned for more updates on this critical issue.

IBM is transforming the enterprise data landscape to meet the demands of the generative AI era.

The tech giant has introduced streamlined solutions that simplify complex data stacks,

enabling businesses to harness AI more effectively.

This move aims to accelerate innovation and improve data management, making it easier

for enterprises to unlock AI's full potential.

IBM's latest advancements promise a smarter, more agile future for data-driven organizations.

Kara Swift.

NNC News.

Now for an update on health and wellness.

Alaska's former chief medical officer has stepped down from her role at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention amid ongoing challenges within the agency.

Her resignation highlights the difficult climate facing public health leaders as the CDC navigates complex issues.

This departure comes at a critical time when clear guidance and trusted leadership are more important than ever for communities relying on the CDC's expertise to protect their health.

This is Laura Navarro, NNC.

Turning to business and finance.

Two leading AI stocks have recently dropped sharply, falling 62% and 88% presenting a potential

buying opportunity for investors in 2025.

Despite the steep declines, analysts suggest these companies could rebound as the AI sector continues to grow.

Investors considering long-term positions may want to watch these stocks closely as missing the dip could mean missing significant gains in the evolving artificial intelligence market.

In 2024, Pokemon achieved record-breaking revenue, driven by a surprising factor, the surge in popularity of its mobile games.

While merchandise and card sales remain strong, the significant increase in mobile game engagement

has boosted overall earnings.

This unexpected source highlights the evolving landscape of the Pokemon franchise,

showing how digital platforms are now key contributors to its financial success.

This is Ethan Wells, NNC.

In Scientific Discoveries this hour...

New research suggests that the long-anticipated collision between the Milky Way and the Andromeda

galaxy may not be certain.

While previous models predicted a cosmic crash billions of years from now, updated data

from Hubble and other studies indicate a roughly 50 to 50 chance of collision.

Scientists now emphasize that the galaxies might instead pass by each other, challenging

earlier assumptions about our cosmic future.

This is Nathaniel Cohen for Neural Newscast.

Now for the latest in entertainment news.

Sony Interactive Entertainment and Arc System Works have teamed up to bring Marvel Token,

Fighting Souls, a thrilling 4v4 fighting game, to PS5, Steam, and Epic in 2026.

Known for Guilty Gear, Arc System Works promises intense battles featuring your favorite Marvel

heroes.

Get ready to fight for glory in this epic new title.

Leah Rameini opened up about her friendship with Jennifer Lopez, confirming they're still on good terms despite past rumors of a falling out.

The two stayed connected, especially during their recent divorces, exchanging supportive texts.

Leah's candid update puts to rest any speculation about a rift between these Hollywood pals.

Rock legend Rod Stewart, 80, has canceled his second Las Vegas concert this week,

following doctors' orders as he recovers from the flu.

Fans hoping to see the iconic singer will have to wait a bit longer

while he focuses on getting back to full health.

Here's to a speedy recovery Rod.

Lydia Holmes and NC News.

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