10 Things to Know for Monday, July 22

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

1. DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE IN LABOR

Prince William and Kate Middleton are at a London hospital while the world awaits the arrival of an heir third in line to the British throne. BRITAIN-ROYAL BABY

2. POPE TO CELEBRATE MASS WITH FAITHFUL ON BRAZIL BEACH

Francis' first international trip is to his home continent, where more than 1 million people are expected to pack Copacabana to see him. BRAZIL-POPE

3. SUSPECT TO BE CHARGED IN GRUESOME FIND IN OHIO

A registered sex offender was arrested after three bodies were found in trash bags in a rundown neighborhood; police said there may be one or two more victims. OHIO BODIES

4. SNAG IN MIDEAST TALK PLANS

An aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas says Israel must first accept Palestine's border before a delegate to come to the table in Washington. ISRAEL-PALESTINIANS

5. HOW MUCH TO SHARE IN WATCHFUL WORLD

People are scaling back on Facebook and encrypting emails after revelations about the U.S. government's surveillance programs. NSA SURVEILLANCE-CHANGING HABITS

6. GOVERNOR: DETROIT BANKRUPTCY RIGHT CHOICE

Rick Snyder says city residents need to get the services they deserve, and officials plan to address the city's underfunded pensions. DETROIT BANKRUPTCY-LEADERS

7. EARTHQUAKE KILLS AT LEAST 47

The initial 6.6 quake injured nearly 300 people in a hilly farming area of western China. CHINA-EARTHQUAKE

8. A PHONE CALL BEFORE A DEADLY LIMO FIRE

The limo driver's estranged wife says she was arguing with him on the phone before a fire killed five women on a San Francisco-area bridge in May. LIMO FIRE-DEATHS

9. RAPPER APOLOGIZES TO AUTISTIC OVER LYRIC

J. Cole says he feels "real shame" after he called his rivals autistic in a track on "Born Sinner." MUSIC-JCOLE

10. MICKELSON'S BEST FINAL ROUND AT A MAJOR

With four birdies over the last six holes, Leftie blew past Tiger woods and won the British Open with a five-under 66 over Henrik Stenson. BRITISH OPEN