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Key Updates for June 4: NBA Finals, Supreme Court Decisions, and More

KVIA•Thursday, June 4, 2026 at 10:40 AM•CNN Newsource

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The NBA Finals kicked off with the New York Knicks defeating the San Antonio Spurs 105-95, but a fan's court invasion for a selfie briefly stole the spotlight. Meanwhile, the much-anticipated Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is set to open this month, showcasing a replica of the Oval Office among other attractions. The Supreme Court is expected to announce significant rulings soon, including those affecting voting rights and birthright citizenship. In California, the governor's race remains undecided as candidates vie for ballot spots, while Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing backlash over his request for access to Americans' medical records to investigate vaccine-autism claims.

Key Details: • NBA Finals: Knicks beat Spurs 105-95; fan interrupted game for a selfie. • Obama Presidential Center opening this month in Chicago. • Supreme Court decisions on voting rights and birthright citizenship expected soon. • California governor's race too close to call; results may take days. • Health Secretary Kennedy Jr. seeks access to medical records, raising privacy concerns.

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