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California voters head to the polls in a closely watched primary to choose Governor Gavin Newsom's successor.
Plus, a massive Russian attack on cities across Ukraine kills at least 11 people.
And cap in hand, Google asks for billions to fund the AI build-out.
Companies like Google and Microsoft have been using their internal profits to reinvest in AI.
They've been raising debt, which they have to pay back.
And so this is the next leg.
We're going to go to our shareholders and ask for more money, which is a commitment.
It's Tuesday, June 2nd.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal.
And here is the A.M.
edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories.
Moving your world today.
Primary day in a number of U.S. states, including the nation's largest, California.
National politics reporter Eliza Collins has been covering the race for governor there.
Despite some early chaos in the field of Democrats seeking the office, including Representative Eric Swalwell's
abrupt exit from the contest amid sexual misconduct allegations, the contest has quieted down considerably.
So unlike most places, California has a top two primary system.