+- QualityProGamer (https://qualityprogamer.de/forum)
+-- Forum: My Category (https://qualityprogamer.de/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=1)
+--- Forum: My Forum (https://qualityprogamer.de/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=2)
+--- Thema: bttq Records: Charlottesville car attack suspect previously accused of assaulting mot (/showthread.php?tid=262206)
bttq Records: Charlottesville car attack suspect previously accused of assaulting mot - Morrissdon - 06.11.2024
Luai YouTube reinstates Trump s account ahead of 2024 campaign
Former President Donald Trump, whose administration imposed multiple versions of a travel ban against people coming from Muslim-majority nations, may now face restrictions on his own international travel, following his felony conviction in New York Thursday.At this point, Trump faces no specific travel restrictions from Justice Juan Merchan, who presided over the hush money criminal trial in New York, in which the former president was found guilty of 34 felony counts. His sentencing is scheduled to take plac stanley cup e on July 11, four days before the Republican National Convention, which will formalize his nomination to the presidency. Trump, who s in the middle of a presidential campaign and hasthree other criminal trials pending, has announced no internat stanley cup ional travel plans.The U.S. doesn t allow foreigners with felony convictions to enter the country, and neither do a number of other countries. Allies including the U.K. and Australia have strict restrictions on traveling there as a convicted felon, according to the European Travel Information and Authorisation System. Canada, which will be hosing the G7 summit of world leade stanley cup rs in 2025, also has strict requirements for visitors with a criminal history. And felons are banned from entering China. But it s possible international leaders would make exceptions for Trump if he wins the presidency again. Former President George W. Bush had to apply for a special waiver to enter Canada on an official Dqxy Snowboarder Shaun White says Beijing Olympics will be his final competition
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas -- A grieving family outside Dallas claims a funeral home in Colorado ruined what should have been a perfect ceremony for an Army veteran, CBS Dallas-Fort Worth reports.Last Friday, a service was held at Dallas-Fort Worth Na converse tional Cemetery for 71-year-old William Pugliese. Everyone in attendance, including a military honor guard, believed the urn at the service carried his remains.It wasn t until after the service that Ramona Pugliese, the veteran s sister, said she discovered the urn at the service belonged to someone else. She made the realization after reading a different name on the cremation certificate that came with the urn. I freaked out, she said. The funeral home at the center of the error is Romero Family Funeral Home in Pueblo, Colorado. William Pugliese was living in Pueblo at the time of his death. The funeral home administrators sent Ramona Pugliese a letter apologizing for their mistake, and they refunded the cost of the cremation. They also tracked down the veteran s urn and sent it to North Texas just as soon as they found it.The funeral home s gesture to right their wrong was something considered too little, too late for the grieving sister. They made an error, a human error. A terrible error. An error that should have never been, said Ramona Pugliese.On Thursday, another ceremony was held at DFW National Cemetery with the correct urn adidas originals and remains of William Pu adidas samba gliese.