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Two organizations told BuzzFeed News, each on condition that they not be named, that the FBI delivered subpoenas to them related to the comments.

The Justice Department is investigating whether crimes were committed when potentially millions of people’s identities were posted to the FCC’s website without their permission, falsely attributing to them opinions about net neutrality rules, BuzzFeed News has learned.

Do you have information about fraudulent FCC comments? »

CRANSTON, RI (WJAR) Rhode Island's Cranston School District hired a collection agency to recover unpaid student lunch balances.

"In an effort to reduce our unpaid balance, the District has retained the services of a collection agency.

The company is Transworld Systems and they will begin their collection efforts effective January 2, 2019," the letter said. »

One of the distinct marks of youth is constant energy that returns not long after it fades.

Although Father Time remains undefeated, there is more good news for current members of Generation Active.

Author Maria Cohut summarized and elaborated on the report’s findings in a recent article for Medical News Today, writing:. »

Shell oil helped write the Paris climate agreement, according to a top Royal Dutch Shell executive.

Hone was candid about just how much of a hand his company — through their involvement with the International Emissions Trading Association — had in writing the Paris agreement.

“We have had a process running for four years for the need of carbon unit trading to be part of the Paris agreement. »