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At least 15 Dead as Three-storey Under Construction Building Collapses in Mali
According to local media reports, the top floor collapsed onto the rest of the building which was already occupied, resulting in the entire structure 'collapsing like a house of cards'.
Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Protesters Target Airport But Planes Keep Flying
Planes were taking off and landing, with delays, but trains were suspended and approach roads to the airport impassable as protesters erected barricades and overturned trolleys at the airport.
'Was Stuck for 25 Mins': Dashing Late into Vatican Plaza, Pope Narrates His Elevator Ordeal, Asks Crowd to Applaud Fire Brigade
Pope Francis explained that there had been a electrical power problem in the Vatican and that he had been stuck in the elevator until freed by Vatican fire officers.
2 Policemen Injured in Attack Targeting Bangladesh Minister in Dhaka; ISIS Claims Responsibility
The bomb was thrown from the footbridge at the Science Lab intersection Saturday night when the minister was passing through the area.
7 Killed, 20 Injured in Mass Shooting After Texas Gunman Hijacks US Postal Van; Suspect Shot Dead
Three police officers were injured in the incident which began with a traffic stop. The suspect was shot dead in an exchange of fire with officers.
Teenager Killed, Nine Wounded in French Knife Attack, One Arrested
Two men, one armed with a knife and the other with a skewer, carried out the attack in Villeurbanne, a Lyon suburb, in southeastern France, the official said, without giving further details on the motive for the stabbing.
Cash-strapped Pakistan International Airlines Lays off Nearly 1,000 'Redundant Staff'
Cash-strapped PIA has been running into huge financial losses. For years, the airline with 18,000 plus employee and a fleet of 32 airplanes has only been adding billions to its loss sheets.
On the 'Same Page' About Amazon Fires, Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Finds an Ally in Donald Trump
Jair Bolsonaro once against hit out at European leaders saying that they have 'nothing to teach' Brazil about preserving the environment.
Woman Tosses Molotov Cocktail into Florida Citizenship Office; No Major Injuries
The woman walked into the office Friday afternoon and hurled a bottle filled with gasoline and a lit fuse. But the fuse disconnected from the bottle and didn't ignite.
German Nurse Under Investigation for Murdering Five Patients in His Care
The case bears similarities to that of Niels Hoegel, the serial killer nurse who was handed a life sentence last June for the murder of 85 patients in his care.
Hong Kong Democracy Activist Joshua Wong Arrested Ahead of Weekend Protests
Wong, the face of Hong Kong's push for full democracy during protests in 2014 that paralysed parts of the city for 79 days, was released from jail in June after serving a five-week term for contempt of court.
In Breakthrough Study, Researchers Identify Second Gene Mutation Linked to HIV Resistance
The breakthrough comes a decade after American Timothy Brown, known as the "Berlin Patient," became the first person cured of HIV after a bone marrow transplant from a donor with a mutation of the CCR5 gene.
Best-Selling Tibetan Monk Accused of Sexual Abuse Dies in Thailand
Sogyal Rinpoche penned the best-selling 'The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying' in 1992, which became a huge hit in the West with people disillusioned with their lifestyles.
Donald Trump Praises 'Great' Boris Johnson after UK Parliament Suspension Ahead of Brexit
Trump said the suspension -- which critics call a deliberate attempt to stymie democratic opposition to Brexit -- will make it "very hard" for Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn to seek a no-confidence vote against Johnson.
As Trump Policies Deepen Farmers' Pain, Democrats See an Opening in Rural America
The sparsely populated US heartland has remained loyal to the Republican president even as farmers from Iowa to Wisconsin to Pennsylvania bear the brunt of his tariff war with China.
Russian Air Strikes Kill 12 Civilians in Northwest Syria: War Monitor
Regime air raids killed an additional six civilians in the same region, which is controlled by Syria's former Al-Qaeda affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the Britain-based monitor added.