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(LIMA, Peru) — A hotel wall collapsed during a wedding celebration in Peru, killing at least 15 people on Sunday, authorities said.

National civil defense chief Jorge Chavez said dozens of people who had been dancing were caught under the collapsing wall and a roof early Sunday at the Alhambra hotel in the Andean city of Abancay in southern Peru. He told RPP radio that at least 30 people had been pulled from the debris with injuries and were being treated at a nearby hospital.

The local civil defense head, Rusby Zela, said the city had been battered by five days of rains, and she said that led to the collapse.

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Steve Martin Returned to Saturday Night Live to Play an Unhinged Roger Stone

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(WASHINGTON) — Roger Stone, an associate of President Donald Trump, has been arrested in Florida.

That’s according to special counsel Robert Mueller’s office, which says he faces charges including witness tampering, obstruction and false statements.

Stone is scheduled to make a court appearance later Friday.

Stone has been under scrutiny for months but has maintained his innocence.

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President Trump Says Relations With North Korea ‘Are Going Very Well’

President Trump Says Relations With North Korea ‘Are Going Very Well’

Survivors Say 177 Migrants Are Missing After a Boat Capsized Near Libya

President Trump Praises Robert Mueller for Disputing BuzzFeed Report

George W. Bush Calls for an End to Government Shutdown With a Secret Service Pizza Delivery

A Fireball Erupted From an Illegal Pipeline Killing at Least 66 People in Mexico

Even Roger Federer Needed His Security Pass at the Australian Open

‘Yellow Vest’ Protestors March for 10th Week Despite President Macron’s Efforts

Senator Lindsey Graham Says the Government Shutdown Could End ‘in a Couple of Weeks’

President Trump to Pay Tribute to 4 Americans Killed in Syria at Dover Air Force Base

Women First Marched to Challenge Trump. Now They Are Challenging Each Other

Special Counsel’s Office Issues Rare Statement Disputing Report Claiming Trump Told Cohen to Lie to Congress

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Let’s Talk About the Ending of Glass

President Trump Will Make an Announcement Saturday About the Government Shutdown

Only Two People Can End This Shutdown. And Neither Is Budging

Facebook May Face Record FTC Fine for Privacy Violations

Facebook May Face Record FTC Fine for Privacy Violations

Airstrike in Last IS Controlled Area in Syria Killed At Least 20 People

President Trump to Hold Second Summit With North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un

Collusion Isn’t a Specific Crime. But These Four Things Are Against the Law

A Mysterious Company Claims to Sell Sneeze-Filled Tissues for $80. Is It Real?

Here’s a Complete List of All the Upcoming DC Movies

6 Suspects Appeared in Kenyan Court for Helping in Nairobi Attack

ISIS Is Still Active in Iraq, Syria and Beyond. This Is What the Threat Looks Like Now

Sophie Turner Says Sansa Stark’s Hair Is Full of Game of Thrones Secrets

What Martin Luther King Jr. Said About Walls During His 1964 Visit to Berlin

Pelosi Spokesperson Accuses Trump of Endangering Security by Leaking Afghanistan Travel Plans

Secretary of State Set to Meet Top North Korean Official About Another Summit Between Trump and Kim Jong Un

Death Toll in Colombia Police Academy Blast Rises to 21

The Quick Read on Davos 2019, aka the World’s Most Important Watering Hole

Trump’s Pledge to Pull U.S. Out of Syria Meets Reality

Trump’s Pledge to Pull U.S. Out of Syria Meets Reality

House Democrats Will Investigate Report That President Trump Told Michael Cohen to Lie About Moscow Deal

These Are the Americans Who Were Killed in Syria This Week

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s First House Speech Broke a C-SPAN Record. Here’s What She Said

A Pastor in Zimbabwe Is Facing 20 Years in Prison Amid a Fuel Crisis. Here’s What to Know

Zimbabwe Imposes Another ‘Total Internet Shutdown’ as Fuel Price Hikes Stoke Unrest

Malaysia Tells Goldman Sachs to Pay Compensation Instead of Apologizing

Radical Indonesian Cleric Who Inspired the Bali Bombers Will Be Freed, His Lawyer Says

A Record-Breaking Heatwave Is Scorching Australia

A Deadly Car Bombing in Colombia Has Underscored Lingering Security Threats

Talks With North Korea Aim at Organizing a Second Trump-Kim Summit, Officials Say

The African Union Urged Congo to Suspend the Presidential Election Results

A Total Lunar Eclipse Will Coincide With a Supermoon This Sunday

North Korea’s Leading Envoy Has Arrived in the U.S. to Meet Pompeo — and Maybe Trump

An Israeli Student Was Killed in Australia While Speaking With Her Sister on the Phone

A Star-Studded Soccer Game Was Saudi Arabia’s Latest Attempt to ‘Sportswash’ Rights Abuses. It Didn’t Work

Asteroids Are Slamming Into Earth Twice as Much as Before, Scientists Say

President Trump Cancels U.S. Delegation’s Upcoming Trip to Davos, Citing Shutdown

Martin Scorsese Remembers Actor Verna Bloom—And How She Helped Change His Life

President Trump’s Plans to Boost Missile Defense Could Spark an Arms Race

The FDA Is Trying to Make It Easier for Drug Companies to Provide Over-the-Counter Opioid Overdose Antidote

6 High-Protein Foods That Are Healthier Than Beef

Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi Is Back After Announcing His Candidacy for European Parliament

President Trump Canceled Nancy Pelosi’s Trip to Afghanistan Over the Shutdown Fight

Michael Cohen Says Donald Trump Ordered Him to Hire Company to Rig Online Polls

Celebrities Are Fighting Over the ‘Keto’ Diet. Here’s What Science Says About How Healthy It Is

Jon Snow’s Crypt Statue Now Rests in a Very Hilarious Place in Real Life

Investigative Journalist Who Exposed Corrupt FIFA Official Was Shot Dead in Ghana

Trump Administration May Have Separated Thousands More Migrant Families Than Initially Thought

Former Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen Paid to Have a Twitter Account Praise Him As a ‘Sex Symbol’

Facebook Just Removed Hundreds of Pages Linked to Russia

Facebook Just Removed Hundreds of Pages Linked to Russia

British Public Were ‘Lied’ to on Brexit, Says French President Macron

Facebook Just Removed Hundreds of Pages Linked to Russia

5 Killed in Car Bombing at Police Academy in Bogota, Mayor Says

Snowed-in Nuns Refuse to Leave Mountain Monastery Despite Being Cut Off From the World for Days

The Number of Federal Workers Seeking Unemployment Doubled Last Week

‘I Never Said There Was No Collusion.’ Rudy Giuliani Changes His Tune on Trump Campaign Denials

‘She Knows How to Play Their Game.’ Regina Hall on Playing a Woman in a Man’s World on Black Monday

You’re Not Imagining It: Food Recalls Are Getting More Common. Here’s Why

A Woman Was Mauled to Death by a Pet Crocodile in Indonesia

China’s Economy Czar Is Coming to Washington for Trade Talks

Six in 10 Wild Coffee Species Are Threatened With Extinction, According to Scientists

A North Korean Official Is Reportedly Heading to the U.S. to Discuss Possible Second Summit

Microsoft Has Pledged $500 Million Toward Seattle’s Affordable Housing Crisis

‘Three Billboards’ Campaign Calls out Gay Conversion Therapy in China

Turkey Wants an International Arrest Warrant for NBA Player Enes Kanter

Less Beef and More Beans. Report Recommends a New Diet for Planetary Health

One in Three United Nations Staffers Say They Experienced Sexual Harassment in the Last Two Years

Strong Weather Front Batters Middle East With Sandstorms, Hail and Rain

Pelosi’s Suggestion That President Trump Postpone the State of the Union Address Is Not as Strange as It Sounds

25% of Antibiotic Prescriptions Are Unnecessary. Here’s Why That’s So Dangerous

Democrats Question President Trump’s EPA Nominee About Rollbacks

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May Gives Speech After Winning No-Confidence Vote

Zimbabwe Police Arrest More Than 600 in Fuel Price Protest Crackdown

Second Lady Karen Pence Faces Backlash for Teaching at Christian School That Bars LGBTQ Students and Staff

Chris Pratt Is Doing the Daniel Fast Diet. But Is It Healthy?

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May Narrowly Survives No-Confidence Vote After Massive Brexit Defeat

Why President Trump is Quietly Caving on Parts of the Shutdown

American CEO Who Joined Peace Corp. After 9/11 Among 14 Killed in Nairobi Attack

Man Caught With Live Snake in His Clothing at Berlin Airport

A Deadly Suicide Blast in Syria Shows the Battle Against ISIS Is Far From Over

A Deadly Suicide Blast in Syria Shows the Battle Against ISIS Is Far From Over

Mike Pence Says ISIS ‘Caliphate Has Crumbled’ in Speech After U.S. Troops Killed in Syria Attack

A Bizarre ‘Ice Circle’ Is Turning Heads in Maine. Here’s the Science Behind It

An Island for ‘Unwanted’ Migrants Is Denmark’s Latest Aggressive Anti-Immigrant Policy

Iran’s State-Run English TV Channel Claims Its U.S. Anchorwoman Has Been Arrested by the FBI

A Fortnite Security Flaw Reportedly Put Millions of Players at Risk of Malware

White House Says Rep. Steve King’s White Supremacy Remarks Were ‘Abhorrent’

‘Enough is Enough.’ How European Media Responded to the Brexit Deal Defeat

Theresa May’s Brexit Deal Was Crushed. What Happens Next?

Nancy Pelosi Asks President Trump to Reschedule State of the Union Address as Shutdown Grinds On

Is Black Pepper Healthy? Here’s What the Science Says

Sears Could Stay Open Thanks to a $5 Billion Bankruptcy Auction Bid

Pope Francis Wants Bishops to Learn to Punish Abusers at the Vatican’s Sex Abuse Prevention Summit

Explosion in Syria Near U.S.-Led Coalition Patrol Causes Casualties

Zimbabwe Police Have Arrested a Prominent Pastor Who Is Critical of the Government

The U.K. Government Braces for a No-Confidence Vote After Historic Brexit Defeat

President Kenyatta Says Gunmen in Nairobi Attack Have Been ‘Eliminated’

A New Pentagon Report Raises Concerns About China’s Growing Military Might

Congress Plans to Skip Next Recess If the Shutdown Continues

A Sculpture of the Devil Smiling and Taking a Selfie Is Causing Controversy in Spain

The Shutdown Is Still Going On. So Are the Political Stunts

‘Indefensible.’ Why Republicans Finally Condemned Steve King

Jason Reitman Has Been Chosen to Direct the Next Ghostbusters Movie

U.S. Supermarkets Get Spill-Detecting Robots, With Human Controllers in the Philippines

New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Joins 2020 Race for President