The fight over net neutrality does not end today.

Starting at 10:30 a.m. ET today, the FCC will meet to vote and—most likely—kill net neutrality. Here's where to watch, and here's a thread on what you can do to make your voice heard before and after the vote. 1/15

As the Republican Senate majority shrinks by a seat, an ACA repeal looks more and more unlikely. 2/15

Immigrants or their children founded 216 of the US companies listed on the Fortune 500. 3/15

Doctors Without Borders estimates authorities in Myanmar killed at least 6,700 Rohingya Muslims, including 730 under the age of five, during the first month of violence alone. 4/15

“I deeply regret and apologize for the serious error I made when I said in a "non-braggadocious way" that “there has never been a 10-month president that has accomplished what we have accomplished.” What if Trump apologized for some of the 1,628 false or misleading claims he’s made in his first 298 days? 5/15

Leaked Breitbart emails show how Bannon tried to kill off Twitter on multiple fronts after Milo's badge was revoked. 6/15

San Francisco passed legislation to limit the number of robots allowed to roam on city sidewalks. 7/15

Nearly 60 university and college presidents took home more than $1 million in compensation in 2015. 8/15

Powerful photos from the "relatively average" year in volcanic activity. 9/15

Cold War America created a fallout cracker so bad that you might have wished you hadn't survived the apocalypse. 10/15

Natural disaster experts fact-check how scared we should be by disaster movie scenarios. 11/15

The New York Public Library's maps division shares some of its loveliest vintage Christmas cards. 12/15

Video: Building facades cut up and woven into mesmerizing patterns. 13/15

“You can love Halloween without believing that ghosts are real.” We asked atheists and agnostics to tell us how they spend their secular holiday seasons. 14/15

New York looks very cold in this photo. 15/15

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