10 Things to Know for Friday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Friday:1. WHERE BOMBS HAVE STRUCK AGAINA wave of coordinated explosions rattles cities across southern Thailand, killing at least four people and wounding dozens more in several beach towns.2. WHO ADMITS HE COULD END UP A LOSERIn a rare show of humility, Donald Trump acknowledges his presidential campaign faces challenges and could ultimately fall short.3. WHY FACEBOOK ISN'T SO FRIENDLY RIGHT NOWMany Americans are appalled by the vitriol on the social network over the polarizing presidential campaign, leading to heated debates, "unfriending" and demands for cease-fires.4. AMERICANS MAKE HISTORY IN THE OLYMPIC POOLSimone Manuel becomes the first African-American woman to win a gold medal in swimming, while Michael Phelps became the first swimmer to win the same event at four straight Olympics.5. AMERICAN GYMNASTS WIN GOLD AND SILVERAmerican Simone Biles soars to the all-around title, while teammate Aly Raisman wins silver.6. WHICH COUNTRY IS CELEBRATING ITS FIRST OLYMPIC MEDALThe Pacific Island nation of Fiji erupts in jubilation after its rugby team defeats Britain.7. A NORTH CAROLINA MAN IS FREE AFTER 28 YEARS IN PRISONConvicted of murder as a teenager, Johnny Small was luxuriating by sleeping on his cousin's living room sofa after a judge rules he never got a fair trial.8. HOW MARIJUANA WILL REMAIN REGULATED BY US GOVERNMENTPot remains on a list of drugs that have no medical purpose, but the Obama administration is lifting some restrictions on researching its possible medical benefits.9. AN INDIAN FILM STAR IS DETAINED AGAIN AT A US AIRPORTBollywood megastar Shah Rukh Khan tweets that he gets held at U.S. airports "every damn time" after he is stopped at the Los Angeles International Airport, as the U.S. ambassador to India apologizes.10. FIDEL CASTRO IS TURNING 90 IN A CHANGED CUBAThe man who nationalized the island's economy and controlled virtually every aspect of life on the island will celebrate his birthday in a far different country than the one he once ruled.Join the conversation about this story
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