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The FCC is blocking a law enforcement investigation into fraudulent comments designed to provide bogus support for the agency’s looming net neutrality repeal.

"Today the FCC make[s] clear that it will continue to obstruct a law enforcement investigation," said Amy Spitalnick, a spokeswoman for Schneiderman’s office.

Expect the agency’s failure to police comment fraud to play a starring role in these legal arguments to come. »

He said it is for the USA to decide their stand on net neutrality but "Our stand from day one is very clear - right of non-discriminatory access to internet is not negotiable".

Facebook was offering free internet access to some websites that were available on its Free Basics platform.

"I am happy to announce today, India today is home to 108 mobile factories in the last three years," he said. »

The suit includes a letter that the tribe says Wells Fargo sent in January reassuring members that "there has been no impact from Wells Fargo's improper sales practices ... to the Navajo Nation community.".

"Wells Fargo's unlawful sales practices spread to its branches on the Navajo Nation," and the bank "lied to the Navajo Nation in an effort to cover it up," the suit alleges.

Wells Fargo said it was earmarking an additional $2.8 million to pay back customers harmed by the scheme. »

What does exist, however, is a rather large asteroid named 3200 Phaethon, which is going to pass close by to planet Earth at some point fairly soon.

There is, of course, no reason to panic as the piece of space rock will pass us safely by.

Furthermore, this will be the third-largest "hazardous" asteroid to pass this close to Earth and the closest since 1974. »