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Senate panel votes to authorize subpoena targeting Facebook, Google and Twitter executives

A Senate committee voted on Thursday to authorize subpoenas that could force the top executives at Facebook, Google and Twitter to testify at an upcoming congressional hearing, escalating lawmakers' war with Silicon Valley over their policies to police content online.
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