Anthrax suspect Ivins dies after terror letters case
Bruce E Ivins, an Army biodefense scientist tied to the 2001 anthrax letters killings, died amid intensified US investigation. Officials note progress but say prosecutors may seek murder charges and the death penalty while questions linger over others possibly involved. Ivins had worked at Fort Detrick Maryland for 18 years and faced past threats, with the Amerithrax inquiry nearing a possible closure.
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FCC rules Comcast violated Internet access policy
The FCC, in a 3 2 decision, ruled Comcast blocked some Internet traffic and ordered changes to its network management. It did not fine the company but required disclosure of discriminatory practices, a compliance plan, and customer notice within specified deadlines.
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