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At least 15 people were killed and eight others remain missing after heavy rains caused mass flooding and landslides over the weekend, authorities said. 
Hong Kong police have arrested or detained more than a dozen protesters at the park that once hosted annual memorial ceremonies for the Tiananmen Square crackdown anniversary. 
Miami Heat players watched an early edge evaporate, but rekindled a simmering shooting stroke in the fourth quarter for a Game 2 comeback win over the Denver Nuggets, tying the NBA Finals (1-1) on Sunday in Denver. 
SpaceX has failed an attempt to launch two missions in a single day after scrubbing a cargo mission scheduled for Sunday afternoon "due to high winds." 
Opposition party leaders are heading one of Poland's largest protests in Warsaw on Sunday, marching against the conservative Law and Justice party. 
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $120.5 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday. 
Police are seeking information on a shooting that happened overnight in Columbia, Mo., that resulted in the deaths of two teenagers and injuries to at least four more. 
Russian police on Sunday arrested protesters demonstrating in support of imprisoned anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny on his birthday. 
The execution of Michael Tisius is scheduled for Tuesday in Missouri while several jurors who convicted him have had a change of heart on his sentence. 
A tanker ship transporting crude oil from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea broke down in the Suez Canal, briefly delaying traffic through the critical waterway on Sunday. 
Twitter's head of trust and safety has resigned after owner Elon Musk criticized content moderators for labeling an "anti-trans" video as "hateful conduct." 
Kristen Welker, NBC News' co-chief White House correspondent, is taking over the Sunday political analysis program "Meet the Press" from outgoing host Chuck Todd. 
Timmothy Kennedy, 29, is accused of killing Sgt. Cory Maynard in an "ambush" style killing on Friday afternoon. 
The Directors Guild of America says it has reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers concerning global, economic and creative rights, as well as safety issues. 
Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korea's supreme leader Kim Jong Un, vowed Sunday that the isolated dictatorship would make a second attempt to launch a spy satellite after last week's failed attempt. 
China's Defense Minister Li Shangfu has accused the United States of "provocation" and warned of the "unbearable disaster" of war between the two nations. 
Paapa Essiedu says George, the hero he plays in the new sci-fi drama "The Lazarus Project," is a normal dude placed in an extraordinary situation. 
On June 4, 1986, American Jonathan Pollard, accused of selling secret documents to Israel, and his then-wife, Anne Pollard, pleaded guilty to espionage charges. 
Actor Bruce Dern turns 86 and actor T.J. Miller turns 41, among the famous birthdays for June 4. 
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