By Jeff Angelo
Apr 23, 2021
Christopher Elliott, who writes a travel column for USA Today, frequently calls Jeff to offer travel advice. He recently drove 2,000 miles to Walt Disney World and discusses what to expect - and how to prepare - for altered travel experiences as the pandemic wanes. AND: in case you missed it, Jeff provides details on how you can join him on a trip to Boston.
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By Jeff Angelo
Apr 21, 2021
Jeff reacts to comments by Senator Charles Grassley on the Senate floor in which Grassley warns against economic terrorism; Attorney Rick Armstrong explains why more lawyers are using the term cancel culture in court; Jeff discusses where we go from here following the Chauvin trial; Travel expert Christopher Elliott describes how the pandemic is changing travel in America and offers advice on dealing with the changes.
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As Jetblue advances its position in Latin America & the Caribbean, it now sees service in 25 countries
2021-04-19T15:00:00-04:00
by Lark Gould
JetBlue has officially launched service between New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Guatemala City’s La Aurora International Airport (GUA), and now offers the only daily service between New York City and Guatemala’s capital city, one of the largest markets in Central America.
With a mix of customers traveling between the U.S. and the Central American city, whether to visit friends and relatives, pursue business interests or take a bleisure break, Guatemala City builds on JetBlue’s footprint in the broader region. Guatemala is a country of extraordinary cultural and natural richness and a unique geographical location. The distances from place to place are short, allowing travelers to visit multiple regions in one trip. Known as the country of the eternal spring, Guatemala enjoys a climate that attracts visitor
USAA
If you re in the military or a veteran, be on alert. You may be the focus of scammers determined to separate you and your family from your money.
The best defense? Understand how the scams work. Use the tools that help you protect your personal information. And know the laws that exist to protect you.
Scammers are targeting service members. That is one possible conclusion from a tally of Federal Trade Commission complaints where consumers reported a military connection.
What the Statistics Reveal
The numbers show a continued threat of identity theft and an array of scams along with a disproportionate risk of being targeted by foreclosure relief and debt-management scams. In 2012, there were more than 67,000 such scam and fraud complaints from military families, according to the Consumer Sentinel Network Data Book.