A.M. Links: U.S. to Review How It Negotiates With Terrorists, Net Neutrality Could Be Back Door for Internet Tax, Charles Manson Getting Married

• The
  FBI is warning that the grand jury decision in
  Ferguson over whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson for
  the killing of Michael Brown will likely lead to violence.
• Three Americans were among four worshippers killed in an an
  attack on a Jerusalem synagogue.
• President Obama ordered a review of how the
  United States negotiates with terrorists.
• A member of the
  Federal Communications Commission warned net neutrality would
  be a back door for an Internet tax.
• Republican campaigns and outside groups may have used
  Twitter to communicate polling data without running afoul of
  laws prohibiting campaign coordination.  
• The latest potential candidate for president in 2016 is Gov.
  
  Jerry Brown (D-Ca.), who tried to run for president in the
  1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
• Charles Manson and his 26-year-old fiancée
  Afton Burton received a marriage license.

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