Morning Must Reads: November 11 Inside Obama's Net Neutrality Power Play President Barack Obama's decision to call for the strictest regulation of consumer broadband Internet was the result of months of internal White House debate over how to push the Federal Communications Commission to propose stronger "Net Neutrality" rules How bin laden's Killer Broke the SEAL Code of Silence Those who brag about killing bin Laden erode the support the SEALs will need for their next mission China, U.S. Cut Trade Deal The United States and China struck a deal late Monday for the expansion of trade and the removal of many tariffs on high-tech goods Science Finally Proves Your Cat is Wild A new study on house cats found that our feline companions are actually only semi-domesticated. People began domesticating cats about 9,000 years ago but DNA researchers found house cats still have many of the same traits as their wild cousins Arctic Blast Takes Aim at Millions of Americans Heavy snow and freezing temperatures swept through the Upper Midwest on Monday, with parts of Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin getting around a foot of powder, triggering flight cancellations and hundreds of car crashes as the roads turned into ice. More than 100 schools were closed and Veterans Day activities were called off because of the sudden onset of winter weather South Korea Ferry Captain Sentenced to 36 Years in Prison The chief engineer received a 30-year sentence, while the other 13 members of the crew will serve up to 20 years Meryl Streep, Stevie Wonder Get Medal of Freedom (BEIJING) - Meryl Streep, Stevie Wonder and Tom Brokaw are among the latest Americans tapped to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, President Barack Obama announced Tuesday Ebola Doctor Out of New York Hospital Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, a physician with Doctors Without Borders, will be released from Bellevue Hospital Center on Tuesday morning, the New York Times reports Pizza Hut Throws a Hail Mary Pass Depends how you feel about honey sriracha crust and balsamic drizzles Joseph Gordon-Levitt Will Play Edward Snowden Producers confirmed Monday that Joseph Gordon-Levitt will playEdward Snowden in the Oliver Stone movie set to start shooting in Munich in January Exclusive: Women Turned Out for Hillary in the Midterms Clinton's appearances on the campaign trail gave discernable bumps in female support to various Democrats, according to an analysis by Correct the Record, a pro-Hillary group Former NFL Player Orlando Thomas Dies Former NFL player Orlando Thomas died in Louisiana on Monday after succumbing to Lou Gehrig's Disease, his agent told Bloomberg