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Unruly passengers in at least 37 cases could be charged by FBI over assaults on American airlines

Passengers in at least 37 different incidents could be indicted over assaults across the supposedly friendly skies as the FAA announced referrals they ve made to the FBI for possible prosecution.

Business class passenger DID suffer brain trauma last year

The California man charged with assaulting an American Airlines flight attendant suffered a traumatic brain injury last year after being attacked in New York City, DailyMail.com can reveal. 

BRAVO, Now FAMIGO, Releases New Web App Experience Designed for Global Content Creators

Chief Operating Officer Joins BRAVO Team To Meet Growing Business Demands

Chief Operating Officer Joins BRAVO Team To Meet Growing Business Demands Share Article COO joins BRAVO to lead development efforts and further enhance the growing content creation platform. With Julia’s help, leadership, experience, and subject matter expertise, BRAVO will become the industry leading engagement platform that transforms and expands the creator economy. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (PRWEB) May 15, 2021 BRAVO, a mobile app and web-based platform, is for everyone in pursuit of making a living on their own terms through engaging their supporters with dynamic content and enriching relationships. This includes artists, creators, musicians, entertainers, podcasters, sports personalities, fitness instructors, and more. BRAVO continues to grow its platform through the hiring of key team members.

Isolation, Impostor Syndrome, Snail Mail: Why Fewer High School Seniors Are Applying For College Financial Aid

Lynda McGee, the college counselor at Downtown Magnets High School, keeps a list of names under the headline, in a spooky font, FAFSA Wall of Shame. It s a list of the school s seniors who haven t yet completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, the 106-question form that can unlock tens of thousands of dollars in loans, grants and scholarships for college. Students must file their FAFSA application by March 2 to get priority for California state aid for the 2021-22 school year. Applications for the California Dream Act for those without legal immigration status are also due March 2. In what could be described, at least collectively, as the worst year in decades for high schoolers, even L.A. s most high-achieving public schools, like Downtown Magnets, are having to pull out all the stops to convince coronavirus-weary students they have a bright future