British lawmakers are set to hold their first major vote on Prime Minister Boris Johnson?s Brexit bill Friday. It is all but certain to be approved by the country?s new Conservative-dominated Parliament.

A Libyan force fighting to capture the country’s capital from the U.N.-supported government based in Tripoli on Friday gave the militias defending the city a three-day deadline to pull out.

A man suspected to be homeless intentionally broke windows at local government buildings in Mississippi so he could spend the night in jail to shelter from the cold, a county sheriff said.

A Virginia woman has been convicted of child neglect in the death of her 4-year-old son who shot himself in the head last year.

Croatia is holding a tight presidential election this weekend that is seen as a test for the conservative government only days before the European Union?s newest member state takes over the bloc’s presidency for the first time.

Students of New Delhi’s Jamia Millia Islamia University have turned the campus’ sandstone walls into a canvas of discontent.

The British government has named Andrew Bailey, head of the U.K.?s finance watchdog, as the next governor of the Bank of England.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak made a religious oath in a mosque Friday denying a new accusation that he ordered the killing of a Mongolian woman 13 years ago.

Russian media reports say that a gunman who killed one security officer and wounded five other people outside Moscow’s headquarters of Russia’s main security agency was a member of a rifle club.

Wildlife authorities in Thailand sent two orangutans back to Indonesia on Friday as part of a collaborative effort to combat illicit wildlife trade.