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    A massive fire tore through an assisted-living home in Rockland County this morning. • One resident was killed. Two firefighters injured. • One firefighter missing after making a distress call. The section of the building he was in collapsed.

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    *NEW* Mayor Bill de Blasio is creating the New York City Racial Justice Commission to recommend major policy reforms to "dismantle structural racism." He says it's the first group of its kind in the nation:

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  3. A fire at a sprawling Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh killed at least 15 people, injured hundreds and left tens of thousands homeless on Monday. “This is the second time I lost everything in my life,” said one person whose home was destroyed.

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  4. One resident was killed and several others were seriously injured in a large fire at an assisted living home in Spring Valley, New York, on Tuesday morning, officials said. One firefighter is missing.

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  5. A gunman opened fire inside a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday, killing 10 people, including a police officer, officials said. A suspect is in custody.

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  6. A familiar partisan divide on U.S. gun regulation has re-emerged after 18 people were killed in two mass shootings within the span of a week. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on gun violence on Tuesday morning as advocates plea for action.

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  7. A tenement building in Madrid, captured in a famous photograph by Robert Capa, will be transformed into a cultural center for his work and the city’s wartime history.

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  8. The Supreme Court on Monday looked for a middle ground in a case pitting union campaigns against private property rights. It seemed poised to rule that a California regulation allowing labor organizers to enter farms 120 days a year was too broad.

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  9. New York City’s municipal workers will begin to return to offices on May 3, according to documents shared with The New York Times. Some workers and union leaders fear it is premature.

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  11. Taylor Shaver, who works at a dry cleaning and laundry business near the supermarket, said she heard at least 10 gunshots and saw people running.

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  13. A gunman killed 10 people at a grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday. Witnesses recounted moments of terror. Alex Arellano was working at the supermarket, King Soopers, in the meat department when he heard gunshots.

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  14. “Numerous” residents and firefighters were injured in a large fire at an assisted living home in Spring Valley, New York, on Tuesday morning, officials said. More than 100 residents were evacuated.

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  15. Some investors have started distancing themselves from the photo-sharing app Dispo over its co-founder, the YouTube creator David Dobrik. He has been accused of playing a role in a sexual assault scandal involving a former member of his “Vlog Squad.”

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  16. A sense of smell is crucial to what , a New York Times restaurant critic, does. But after she contracted the coronavirus, it disappeared. Today’s episode of The Daily follows her quest to regain her ability to smell.

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    New health insurance benefits under the American Rescue Plan are substantial. But getting them may be a slog. Read me and on the challenges of implementing this new policy quickly.

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  18. U.S. officials said AstraZeneca might have included outdated information from its Covid-19 vaccine trial, providing an “incomplete” view of the data.

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  19. Eric Talley, an 11-year veteran of the Boulder Police Department, was one the 10 people who died in a shooting at a Colorado grocery story on Monday. “He was the first on the scene, and he was fatally shot,” Chief Maris Herold said, holding back tears.

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  20. Facing a surge in coronavirus cases, Mumbai, India’s financial hub, has begun randomly testing people in crowded places. The tests are performed without consent, officials said, and anyone who resists is in violation of India’s colonial-era epidemic act.

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