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Five stories you need to know for May 11, 2021
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1:07Now PlayingFive stories to know for May 11: Palestinian rockets, Israeli strikes in Gaza, Liz Cheney, Biden on jobs, police at Times Square and India’s COVID variant.
1. Palestinians fired uninterrupted barrages of rockets into Israel, as its military pounded Gaza with air strikes through the early hours of Tuesday.
2. The top Republican in the House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy, has set a Wednesday date for Republicans to vote on removing Liz Cheney from her leadership post.
3. President Joe Biden defended himself against critics who say expanded unemployment benefits offered in the COVID-19 relief bill are keeping Americans from taking new jobs.
4. More New York police officers will patrol Times Square after a shooting last weekend that injured three people, including a child, the mayor said.
5. India’s coronavirus crisis showed scant sign of easing, with a seven-day average of new cases at a record high and the WHO warns the country’s variant of the virus poses a global concern.
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