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Surprise election results from India as Norendram Modi struggles to hold on to his

ruling majority. Plus China's domestic chip giant takes a step toward

technological self-sufficiency and New York tries to make social media less

addictive for minors. This new law would force social media companies to offer a

non-algarithmic version of their feed of content for kids that are under

18 unless their parents give them consent to see a normal version of say

Tik-Tah or Instagram.

It's Tuesday June 4th.

I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal,

and here is the AM edition of What's News.

The top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

We begin in India where early election results show that Prime Minister

Norendra Modi and his Hindu Nationalist Party, the B.J.P. appear set to be

dealt a severe setback after he previously pledged to expand his majority and win more seats

than ever.

And here with a look at what that could mean for Modi's future, his promised economic reforms

and his Hindu nationalist agenda.

I'm joined by journal foreign correspondent Sean Lee in New Delhi.

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