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Carol Yepes/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Starting Wednesday, internet users will now have more transparency about their broadband services.The Federal Communications Commission now requires broadband providers to display all the information about the price and performance of their services in clear labels.Alejandro Roark, the chief of the consumer and governmental affairs bureau for the FCC, spoke with ABC News' "Start Here" about the new rule.START HERE: What should we know about this announcement today?ALEJANDRO ROARK: Well, good morning, Brad. Very happy to be here today. And I think...

Omar El Qattaa/Anadolu via Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- An Israeli attack in Gaza on a convoy of aid workers from World Central Kitchen, the relief organization providing desperately needed food to Palestinians, has generated outrage from the group's founder, celebrity chef José Andrés and condemnation from around the world.Israel has apologized for the strikes, which killed seven members of the group late Monday, saying it was an accident in "the fog of war." They have promised a thorough investigation of the incident, which Andrés said was deliberate.Nearly six months after Hamas t...

Jose Perez/Bauer-Griffin/GC ImagesAs a person who grew up in front of the camera, Saved by the Bell veteran Mark-Paul Gosselaar says he feels awful about what the alleged victims revealed in the hit documentary series Quiet on the Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.The Investigation Discovery docuseries detailed emotional and even sexual abuse suffered by former Nickelodeon stars, including Drake Bell, who revealed he was repeatedly sexually assaulted by former dialogue coach Brian Peck.Speaking to Page Six in New York City Monday, Gosselaar said, "I couldn't relate because that's not how our ...

Atlantic City’s bond rating gets a boost from Moody’s Investors Service. The Press of Atlantic City reports the agency upgraded the city’s bond rating from Ba2 to Ba1, said the increase reflected the “substantial strengthening of the city’s fiscal position,” including a sharp increase in fund balances and declines in debt, while maintaining a positive ... Read more

Javier Ghersi/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Consumer prices rose 3.5% in March compared to a year ago, accelerating markedly from the previous month and reversing some of the progress achieved in a two-year fight to cool inflation, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data showed. The finding matched economists' expectations.Price increases have cooled dramatically from a peak of about 9%, but inflation still stands more than a percentage point higher than the Federal Reserve's target rate of 2%.A spike in housing and gasoline prices at the outset of this year has helped prolong the nation's bout of el...