Net neutrality vote splits along party lines prompts uproar
The FCC approved rolling back net neutrality amid a party-line vote led by Chairman Ajit Pai. Democrats and consumer groups fear faster speeds for giants like Comcast and AT&T could harm rivals and users. Protests erupted as supporters vow legal challenges and Congress eyes action.
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Simmons vows self defense after Times rape claims
Music mogul Russell Simmons says on Instagram he will defend himself and prove his innocence after a New York Times report quoting three women alleging rape in the 1980s and 1990s. He denies the allegations again on Thursday.
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