With the comfortable majority the party won in December’s national election, Conservatives in the British Parliament finally passed a Brexit bill on Thursday. Lawmakers approved the Withdrawal Agreement Bill by a vote of 330-231.

Prince Harry created an uproar in the United Kingdom on Tuesday with the surprise announcement that he and his family would step back from royal duties. He and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, said they plan to become financially independent, focus on their own charity work, and split their time between the U.K. and North America. Queen Elizabeth II, Harry’s grandmother, reportedly did not know about the announcement beforehand.

Boeing’s safety problems—and related costs—keep piling up as it tries to return the 737 Max jet to service. On Tuesday, the company recommended that pilots go through simulator training before flying the updated aircraft again. The day before, Boeing announced it discovered a wiring problem in the Max that could cause a short circuit.

At age 10, future Star Wars creator George Lucas asked his mother, a Methodist, “If there is only one God, why are there so many religions?”

He described his lifelong fascination with world religions in a 1999 interview with journalist Bill Moyers. Lucas didn’t reveal his mom’s answer but told Moyers he had come up with his own theory as an adult: He believes all religions are true—they just describe different aspects of God.

A Texas hospital can remove an 11-month-old girl from life support against her mother’s wishes, a judge ruled Thursday. Cook Children’s Medical Center in Fort Worth said it would wait seven days to do anything, giving Trinity Lewis, Tinslee Lewis’ mother, time to appeal.

Don Larsen, the New York Yankee who threw a perfect game in the 1956 World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers, has died. He was 90.

A truck laden with explosives detonated at a busy checkpoint in Mogadishu on Saturday, killing dozens of people. The number of reported deaths stood at 78 in the aftermath of the attack, but officials expected it to rise as more than 100 people sought treatment for injuries. Many of those killed were students returning to class after the holiday break. Witnesses described bodies and body parts strewn through the street alongside the burned-out frames of vehicles.