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United and JetBlue Launch Strategic Partnership Enhancing NYC Flights
business9 months ago

United and JetBlue Launch Strategic Partnership Enhancing NYC Flights

United Airlines is returning to JFK Airport through a new partnership with JetBlue called Blue Sky, which will enable reciprocal loyalty benefits and frequent flyer miles, with flights at JFK expected to start no earlier than 2027. The partnership aims to enhance competition and service options in the New York area, especially as United seeks to re-establish its presence at JFK after leaving in 2015 and 2022.

Stowaway Woman Detained in Paris After Disruptive Return Flight
world-news1 year ago

Stowaway Woman Detained in Paris After Disruptive Return Flight

A Russian woman who stowed away on a Delta flight from JFK to Paris remains detained in France after causing a disruptive outburst on her return flight to the US. Despite holding a Russian passport and US green card, she was denied asylum in France. Authorities are investigating how she bypassed security and boarded the flight without a ticket. She faces potential charges upon her return to the US.

"Unusual Arrivals: Icelandic Ponies and West Bank Dogs Land at J.F.K."
animal-transportation1 year ago

"Unusual Arrivals: Icelandic Ponies and West Bank Dogs Land at J.F.K."

The ARK at J.F.K. received 69 dogs from the Daily Hugz rescue sanctuary in the West Bank, where they were cared for by Maad Abu-Ghazalah. The shelter in the West Bank faced challenges amid the Israel-Hamas war, prompting the transfer of the dogs to the ARK. The ARK is a 14-acre facility at Kennedy International Airport that handles the transportation and care of various animals, ensuring their comfort and well-being during travel.

"RFK Jr. Apologizes for Super Bowl Ad, Denies Involvement"
politics2 years ago

"RFK Jr. Apologizes for Super Bowl Ad, Denies Involvement"

A super PAC supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aired a 30-second ad during the Super Bowl, re-creating a vintage JFK campaign ad to promote his independent 2024 run, sparking controversy within the Kennedy family. The ad, funded by American Values 2024, features a revamped version of the original 1960 ad jingle and has drawn criticism for its use of family imagery. RFK Jr. apologized for any pain caused by the ad, which remains pinned to his social media profile, as his controversial views on vaccines and COVID-19 have led some family members to speak out against his candidacy.

"Google Search Fail: 'JFK Death Penalty' Yields Middle School Essay"
technology2 years ago

"Google Search Fail: 'JFK Death Penalty' Yields Middle School Essay"

A Google search for "JFK Death Penalty" inexplicably brings up a middle schooler's essay as the top result, discussing JFK's stance on capital punishment. This odd search result highlights concerns about Google's search quality and the company's prioritization of its own products and services. Additionally, the article discusses issues with Google's search experience, including an overabundance of ads, AI-generated chatbot answers, and the impact of search engine optimization on website content.

JFK's Last Night in Houston: A Legacy of Dialogue and Tragedy
politics2 years ago

JFK's Last Night in Houston: A Legacy of Dialogue and Tragedy

On the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination, his foreign policy legacy highlights the importance of correctly interpreting intelligence. Kennedy's experience showed both failure and success in intelligence usage, such as the Bay of Pigs invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis. The lessons learned include the significance of interpretation in intelligence gathering, the need for dialogue and communication with adversaries, and the avoidance of humiliation and hatred in international relations. These lessons remain relevant in today's global system.

Reflecting on JFK's Assassination: 60 Years Later
politics2 years ago

Reflecting on JFK's Assassination: 60 Years Later

Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, reflects on his encounter with President John F. Kennedy on the day of his assassination 60 years ago. Williams, then 14 years old, and his mother were escorted by Secret Service members to meet Kennedy at the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth. Kennedy shook their hands and complimented Williams, leaving a lasting impression on the young congressman. Williams, who has met every U.S. president since Harry Truman, shares his memories of that fateful day and his subsequent encounters with other presidents.

"The Impact of JFK's Assassination: Reflections, Collections, and Unveiling the Truth"
commentary2 years ago

"The Impact of JFK's Assassination: Reflections, Collections, and Unveiling the Truth"

As the 60th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination approaches, a reader reflects on the impact of that tragic day in 1963. Despite his short time in office, Kennedy's achievements and ideals, such as the Alliance for Progress, the Peace Corps, civil rights, and the space program, continue to inspire and shape the lives of many. The writer credits Kennedy for their own career in teaching and public service, highlighting his enduring legacy as a symbol of possibility and expectation for future generations.

"Reflecting on JFK's Assassination: 60 Years Later"
history2 years ago

"Reflecting on JFK's Assassination: 60 Years Later"

On the 60th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination, television and film writer Hunter Ingram recommends several documentaries and specials released this year to mark the occasion. These include "JFK Revisited: Through The Looking Glass" by Oliver Stone, which examines newly released documents related to the assassination, and "JFK: One Day In America" by National Geographic, which follows JFK and Jackie from the morning of November 22, 1963, through the assassination and the manhunt for Lee Harvey Oswald. Another recommended documentary is the History Channel's "Kennedy," an eight-episode series that delves into JFK's life from birth to his final day. These documentaries provide a deeper understanding of the tragedy and its lasting impact on American history.