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Today is May 15, 2025.

On this day in 1929, the first Academy Awards ceremony took place in Hollywood, honoring

outstanding achievements in film.

This landmark event not only celebrated cinematic artistry,

but also established the Oscars as a prestigious annual tradition in the entertainment industry.

Turning to breaking news.

Air traffic controllers in Colorado lost contact with several airplanes for 90 seconds Monday, officials confirm.

Despite the outage, controllers quickly switched frequencies, ensuring all planes remain safely separated, with no incidents reported.

This disruption follows earlier communication problems at Newark's airport, raising concerns about system reliability.

Authorities are investigating the cause of the outage to prevent future occurrences and maintain airspace safety.

Passengers and airlines are urged to stay alert for updates.

Sarah Wheaton has the details.

This incident has prompted a thorough review by aviation authorities.

They are focusing on the technical aspects of the communication systems to identify any vulnerabilities.

The Federal Aviation Administration is collaborating with local agencies to ensure that such disruptions do not compromise safety in the future.

The quick response by the controllers highlights the importance of rigorous training and preparedness in managing unexpected situations.

This is Sarah Wheaton for Neural Newscast.

Valeria Marquez

A well-known Mexican beauty influencer was fatally shot while live streaming on TikTok from her salon in Guadalajara.

The attack occurred suddenly as she engaged with her audience, sending shockwaves across social media.

Authorities are investigating the motive behind the killing, highlighting ongoing concerns over violence targeting public figures in the region.

This tragic incident raises urgent questions about safety and security for content creators, working in volatile environments.

Here's Sarah Wheaton with more.

The incident has sparked a broader conversation about the risks faced by influencers,

especially in regions with high levels of violence.

Social media platforms are under pressure to enhance safety measures

and provide better support for their users.

The investigation is ongoing,

and authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

This case underscores the need for stronger protective measures for those in the public eye.

Neural newscasts Sarah Wheaton.

Now.

For a look at world news.

Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed 114 people,

according to hospitals and rescuers on the ground.

The attacks have raised serious humanitarian concerns

amid escalating violence in the region.

When asked about the scale of the Israeli offensive,

top U.S. diplomat Marco Rubio expressed that the United States is...

troubled by the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The conflict continues to fuel tensions,

with ongoing efforts to address the immediate needs of civilians caught in the crossfire.

Here's Monica Kellan with more.

The international community is closely monitoring the situation,

with calls for de-escalation and humanitarian aid increasing.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed establishing a freedom zone in Gaza, aiming to reshape the region.

His plan comes as ceasefire talks stall in Qatar and diplomatic efforts continue.

The situation remains tense, with international attention focused on potential resolutions

and the humanitarian impact on Gaza's population.

Neural newscasts Monica Kellan

Alariza Darudi, an Iranian student detained in the U.S. on unclear charges, faced a difficult decision after weeks in custody.

With limited support and the uncertainty of a prolonged detention, he had to choose whether to continue fighting his case or return home.

His situation highlights the challenges faced by foreign nationals, caught in complex legal and diplomatic situations abroad.

Monica Kellan, Neural Newscast

New York University is withholding the diploma of Logan Rosos, an undergraduate from the Gallatin School,

after he condemned Israel's actions in Gaza during his graduation speech.

Rosos referred to the conflict as atrocities currently happening in Palestine.

The university released a statement, strongly denouncing his remarks,

sparking debate over free speech and institutional response at the commencement ceremony.

Neural newscasts Monica Kellyn.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has arrived in Turkey for peace talks with Russia.

The Russian president Vladimir Putin is not attending.

Zelensky is sending a Ukrainian delegation to Istanbul, but has expressed skepticism after Putin's

absence and what he called a decorative Russian team.

Officials from both sides are present in Turkey, but the prospects for meaningful dialogue

remain uncertain amid ongoing conflict.

This is Monica Kellan, NNC.

Delegations from Russia and Ukraine have arrived in separate Turkish cities for what could be their

first peace talks in three years. However, neither Russian President Vladimir Putin nor any high-profile

leaders like former U.S. President Donald Trump are attending. The meetings mark a significant step

toward dialogue, but questions remain about whether these talks will lead to meaningful progress

in resolving the ongoing conflict. NNC News, I'm Monica Kellan.

Now for the latest on the political front.

A judge has dismissed trespassing charges linked to a newly declared military installation along New Mexico's border,

a move promoted by former President Trump.

This designation criminalized crossing certain border areas, creating legal confusion and unrest in the state.

The judge ruled migrants could not reasonably know they were trespassing, undermining the government's position.

This decision challenges the use of military designations to enforce border security.

and raises questions about the legal clarity of such measures.

NNC's Cassandra Joyce reports.

This ruling has significant implications for how border security is enforced

in the legal framework supporting such measures.

It highlights the complexities involved in balancing national security with individual rights.

The decision may prompt further legal challenges and discussions

on the appropriate use of military designations in civilian contexts.

Cassandra Joyce, reporting.

A Ukrainian man has been arrested following fires set outside multiple properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmour.

One of the fires occurred at the doorstep of Starmor's family home in Kentish Town, North London, which is currently rented out.

Authorities are investigating the motives behind these incidents, raising concerns about targeted attacks on political figures.

This development underscores ongoing security challenges faced by public officials amid a tense political climate in the UK.

NNC's Cassandra Joyce reports.

The arrest has sparked discussions about the security measures in place for political leaders and their families.

The incidents have raised questions about the effectiveness of current protections and the need for enhanced security protocols.

Authorities are working to ensure the safety of public figures while addressing the underlying causes of such threats.

Cassandra Joyce, NNC News

Florida Attorney General Pam Beendley sold millions of dollars worth of Trump media stock on the same day former President Trump imposed significant tariffs.

While the sale was anticipated, the disclosure form did not provide details such as the exact timing or the number of shares traded.

The transaction has drawn attention due to its timing, but no further specifics have been disclosed.

Ethan Wells, NNC News

Coinbase has announced it may face a loss of up to $400 million following a recent cyber attack.

The cryptocurrency exchange revealed that hackers exploited a vulnerability compromising some of its systems.

Coinbase is currently investigating the breach and working to strengthen its security measures.

No customer funds have been reported loss so far, but the company cautions that the financial impact could be significant.

NNC News, I'm Ethan Wells.

The U.S. government is building a case against META, arguing the social media giant bought Instagram and WhatsApp to eliminate competition.

Hundreds of internal documents were revealed, suggesting these acquisitions weren't just business moves but strategic plays to maintain a monopoly.

This legal battle shines a spotlight on how META's dominance could be shaping the future of social media and competition in the digital age.

This is Kara Swift, NNC.

AI-generated deepfakes are becoming so convincing that even the best detectors are being fooled,

says an industry expert. As these synthetic videos get more realistic, current detection tools

struggle to tell fact from fiction. CNN's Isabel Rosales explores how experts are bypassing

these safeguards and offers tips on how you can stay protected in a world where seeing isn't

always believing. This is Kara Swift for Neural Newscast.

In Pennsylvania, doctors have made a groundbreaking medical breakthrough

by successfully using CRISPR gene editing to treat an infant born with a rare,

life-threatening disease.

This personalized gene therapy offers new hope for the baby's future

and marks a significant step forward in medicine.

Scientists believe this approach could one day help million suffering from genetic disorders,

bringing healing and hope to families worldwide.

Laura Navarro, NNC News.

Dr. Joseph Rom recently revisited the topic of hydrogen energy in a new discussion with Michael Barnard,

marking 20 years since his book, The Hype About Hydrogen, was first published.

Now working with Michael Mann at EPN Center for Science, Sustainability, and the media,

Rom reflects on the progress and challenges of hydrogen as a clean energy source.

The updated edition of his book is now available.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Samuel Green.

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