Three women charged with assaulting security officer at JFK airport – UPI.com
... federally charged with assaulting an officer at John F. Kennedy International Airport after being denied entry onto their flight to Puerto Rico.
Straight Talk: Brad Dean, President and CEO, Discover Puerto Rico | TSNN Trade Show News
In 2018, he was tapped to helm Discover Puerto Rico, the island's first-ever destination marketing organization, following a series of natural and
Puerto Rico is mandating booster shots for public school students 12 and up – NBC News
Puerto Rico announced that public school students age 12 and up and people in the tourism and entertainment sectors are required to get Covid-19
President Biden announces new investment in nation’s bridges – ABC News
... $26.5 billion to states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico over five years and $825 million for tribal transportation facilities.
DOT to allot $27B to fix bridges, ensure climate resilience – E&E News
It also makes $825 million available to Tribal transportation facilities. In fiscal 2022, states, D.C., and Puerto Rico can receive up to $5.3 billion
FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Hits the Ground Running 60 Days into …
... repair, and rehabilitate bridges across the country to all 50 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, and Tribal governments over the next five years.
‘Crypto colonizers’ in Puerto Rico try to sell locals on the dream – IOL
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - Gustavo Diaz Skoff met the crypto utopians in 2018 amid the devastation of Hurricane Maria. Just six months out of college
Three indicted after alleged attack on Delta Air Lines employees at JFK airport – The Washington Post
The alleged attack happened after Delta employees told the women they would not be allowed to board their flight to Puerto Rico because they were
3 Women Accused of Assaulting Delta Employees Are Charged – Business Insider
Court documents allege the women were told they were too drunk to board a flight to Puerto Rico. If convicted, the three women face up to 10 years in
3 women charged with assaulting Delta employees after flight attendants told them they …
Court documents allege the women were told they were too drunk to board a flight to Puerto Rico. If convicted, the three women face up to 10 years