I never understood how air travel could feel luxurious, but my airline credit card fixes 3 of my biggest pain points about flying

Related Posts: Latest daily news

• COVID-19 could mean less money in Jacksonville’s budget for projects As Jacksonville City Council members try to decide how to spend taxpayer dollars, they are learning that COVID-19 is having an effect on the amount of money available. Thursday was the first day of budget hearings, which will go on all month, and there’s already a big divide. In July, Mayor Lenny Curry presented a $1.3 billion budget to the City Council. There was no tax increase in his proposed budget. Now, council members are delving into it, and there are questions as to how much money Jacksonville will really have on hand to spend. The council auditor is suggesting…
• Trump’s attempt to ban TikTok and WeChat could face legal trouble for infringing on free speech, according to a First Amendment expert Trump signed executive orders Thursday attempting to ban TikTok and WeChat from operating in the US, citing national security concerns. In the orders, the president invoked a 1977 law that gives him the authority to block foreign transactions that pose national security risks. But a legal expert told Business Insider that the orders are “likely to have First Amendment problems” because they attempt to restrict speech. The Trump administration also faces practical and technical challenges in implementing a ban that actually keeps Americans from using the apps. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. After weeks of ramping up his…
• Trump’s attempt to ban TikTok and WeChat could face legal trouble for infringing on free speech, according to a First Amendment expert Trump signed executive orders Thursday attempting to ban TikTok and WeChat from operating in the US, citing national security concerns. In the orders, the president invoked a 1977 law that gives him the authority to block foreign transactions that pose national security risks. But a legal expert told Business Insider that the orders are “likely to have First Amendment problems” because they attempt to restrict speech. The Trump administration also faces practical and technical challenges in implementing a ban that actually keeps Americans from using the apps. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories. After weeks of ramping up his…
• Kurtenbach: Harding Park’s PGA Championship makes it clear — fans can’t come back soon enough SAN FRANCISCO —  Hundreds of thousands of golf fans were watching Thursday, but not one of them was on the course at TPC Harding Park. The first round of the PGA Championship, one of golf’s four major tournaments, typically would bring throngs of fans to the course. They would be stacked 10-deep, maybe 20-deep, alongside the fairway ropes that separate the golfers from the gallery. But these aren’t typical times. In the era of Covid, the only people at the tournament, let alone on the course, was a smattering of media and volunteers and the requisite entourage that travels with…
• 19 signs that you're a narcissist and don't even know it Narcissists often believe that they're better-looking than others, enjoy taking advantage of and belittling other people, and usually engage in a series of romantic relationships. We put together a list of 19 typical behaviors of narcissists, based on research and expert opinion. This list isn't intended to be diagnostic, but it can give you a good idea of whether you or someone you know might be a narcissist. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Narcissism is a distinct personality disorder, which according to Psychology Today, is characterized by "grandiosity, a lack of empathy for other people, and a need…