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Johnny Diaz

Miami

Reporter, Express Desk at The New York Times

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  • 1 week ago | theweeklyjournal.com | Johnny Diaz

    Beginning next year, if you catch an American Airlines flight, you won’t have to pay to watch shows or movies, keep up with the latest news or endlessly scroll your social media feeds to pass the time. American Airlines will provide free high-speed Wi-Fi for its regular customers on most flights, the company announced Tuesday. In doing so, the airline will be among the last of the major domestic carriers to offer free internet connectivity.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Johnny Diaz

    Boom ‘heard and felt’ for miles after house explodes, 6 injured, TX cops saySix people were injured after a house explosion that was felt and heard for miles in Austin, Texas officials say. The two-story home in Austin’s far …

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Johnny Diaz

    How artist Andrew Masullo got Marilyn Minter’s attention by filling cocaine vials with semenWe all know the best artists are wacky and a bit nuts, with outlandish fetishes, quirks and personas. But sometimes, even they surprise each other …

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Johnny Diaz

    The company said only 17 packages of the butter, or 34 sticks, were sold at retail outlets, all in Vermont. No other Cabot products were affected. "Agri-Mark successfully recovered 99.5 percent of the lot of the recalled product before it was sold to consumers," the company said. On Tuesday, the F.D.A. labeled the recall a Class III, which means the health risk to consumers was relatively low. "There have been no reported complaints or illnesses related to this product," the company said.

  • 2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Johnny Diaz

    They were charged after investigators found text messages that showed they had informed human smugglers in Mexico when they were scheduled to work and what lanes they were assigned to in exchange for thousands of dollars, the complaint said. The scheme lasted from August 2024 through January 2025, prosecutors said. Investigators said that both men deposited "abnormal amounts of cash in the latter half of 2024" into their accounts.

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