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Five stories you need to know for May 4, 2021
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1:05Now PlayingFive stories to know for May 4: Mexico City train collapse, Bill Gates, Melinda Gates to divorce, Biden lifts refugee cap, Tornado in Mississippi and India’s COVID cases surpass 20 million.
1. Mexico City Metro: At least 23 people were killed and 65 were hospitalized when a railway overpass and train collapsed onto a busy road on Monday night, crushing cars under fallen carriages and rubble.
2. Bill and Melinda Gates filed for divorce after 27 years of marriage. The billionaires co-founded one of the world’s largest private charitable foundations, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and pledged to continue their philanthropic work together.
3. President Joe Biden said he has resurrected a plan to raise refugee admissions this year to 62,500 after drawing a wave of criticism from supporters for initially keeping the refugee cap at a historically low level.
4. A tornado tore through Tupelo, Mississippi on Sunday, blowing the roofs off homes and tearing down trees and power lines.
5. India halted its most popular sports tournament and the country’s opposition chief called for a nationwide lockdown as the number of coronavirus infections climbed past 20 million, a dismal milestone crossed only by the United States.
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