10 Things to Know for Friday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Thursday:

1. IRAN, WORLD POWERS CLINCH NUKE DEAL

The framework plan was reached after exhausting talks in Switzerland, paving the way for a comprehensive pact that needs to materialize within three months.

2. GUNMEN KILL 147 AT KENYAN UNIVERSITY

Al-Shabab militants launched their deadliest attack in the East African country, gunning down non-Muslim students at a college in the northeast.

3. INDIANA, ARKANSAS REVISE RELIGIOUS OBJECTION PROPOSALS

Lawmakers in both states have passed legislation they hope will quiet the national uproar over laws that some say allow anti-gay discrimination.

The feds need to show that the gifts and favors the New Jersey senator received were bribes, not tokens of friendship.

5. TWO NYC WOMEN ARRESTED ON TERROR CHARGES

The Queens-residents plotted to wage violent jihad by building a homemade bomb, officials claim.

6. AL-QAIDA TAKES ADVANTAGE OF CHAOS IN YEMEN

The militant group has captured a major port city in the country's south as a Saudi-led coalition battles Shiite rebels.

The former Patriots star is charged with killing the boyfriend of his fiancee's sister, to which he is pleading not guilty.

8. TO WIN BACK SENATE, DEMOCRATS TURN TO PAST LOSERS

Democratic campaign officials are taking a second look at candidates who were beaten before, such as Georgia's Michelle Nunn and Ohio's Ted Strickland.

9. WHERE JAMES BOND IS BOOSTING BUSINESS

Despite complaints by local businesses, Mexico City officials say the shooting of the latest 007 film has been a boon for businesses there.