A fire tore through an Altoona duplex Tuesday morning, killing five people, officials said.
They also mused about where they might kill the most people, officials said.
Near the provincial capital, Peshawar, fighter jets struck suspected militant positions, killing 10 people, officials said.
Soldiers opened fire on the protesters, killing one and wounding more than two dozen other people, officials said.
Also, attacks near the city of Mosul, 225 miles northwest of Baghdad, killed four people, officials said.
In the worst disaster, a mudslide surged into a community in Chiapas State on Wednesday, killing 16 people, officials said.
The man said he had already killed two people, officials later said, and had taken three others hostage.
Boat and car accidents are also taking a rising toll on people, officials say.
The cyclone killed at least 33 people, officials from the two countries said.
The newly installed bridge fell at the Miami-area university, injuring several people, officials said.
The problem has been most severe for low-income people, officials and experts said.
