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But in the long run, these two issues will make

Feb. 12, 2017 by Kenneth Newton

But in the long run, these two issues will make more sense to scientists, who'll be more willing to take the risk of taking the risky. But you'll also need a lot more data about how genes affect our lives for this to really begin to work.

In the meantime, we all need to learn this lesson: If you have problems with gene editing, don't give it up until you understand why you're doing it.WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler said on Monday he was "deeply disturbed" by a recent email exchange between him and a top congressional investigator who suggested that an Internet service provider is blocking an upcoming open-source project to build a fiber-optic cable network in the southern U.S., a move that could threaten the national broadband infrastructure of many other U.S. counties.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx attends a briefing on the National Broadband Investment Committee before a news conference at the White House in Washington, U.S., May 29, 2016. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts

Wheeler said he was "deeply disturbed" by a recent email exchange between his deputy, Tom Wheeler, and a top congressional investigator, who suggested an Internet service provider is blocking an upcoming open-source project to build a fiber-optic cable network in the southern U.S., a move that could threaten the national broadband infrastructure of many other U.S. counties.

Wheeler said he was "deeply disturbed" by the email exchange between Wheeler and the investigator, who also noted he did not know the cause of the email exchange. Wheeler said the document was not the first time Wheeler and the investigator have received similar emails.

The emails came weeks after Wheeler called an open-source project called OpenDNS.com to protest what he described as a lack of public support for the project, which is already funded by some of the country's leading broadband providers, including Google Inc's Fiber and Verizon Communications Inc's VZ.