Gunman Continued from Page 1B Faces Domestic Violence Charge
Kelley avoided gun charges by accepting a one year sentence for domestic violence after throttling his wife and child. Gen Robin Rand cited a 2012 Air Force panel conviction for assaulting his wife and stepson. Christensen argued civilian courts might hand harsher outcomes. military justice often treats cases differently. The Air Force said Kelley’s conviction should have been reported to federal authorities and launched an investigation.
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Recovery efforts focus on Puerto Rico children mental health after Maria
Post hurricane relief workers stress unmet needs as 4 percent more children show serious emotional disturbances. In Orocovis Save the Children runs a temporary care facility aiding 154 youngsters. teachers and social workers help them verbalize trauma from home floods and roof losses, while Valeria Gonzalez recalls fear and destruction but finds some solace with friends and play.
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Democrats vow to take election by election nationwide
Democrats celebrate Tuesday results with wins in Virginia and New Jersey governors and a surge of seats in Virginia House of Delegates. Maine expands Medicaid, and many women minorities win office, signaling a national momentum while experts urge caution about a broad wave.
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Trump restricts travel and business with Cuba
President Trump tightens limits on U.S. travel and commerce with Cuba effective Thursday, banning Americans from dealings with dozens of entities tied to Cuba’s military and security agencies. The move targets hotels stores and rum makers associated with the regime, aiming to curb revenue that funds state organs and push support toward private Cuban entrepreneurs.
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