内容摘要：“The Louisiana Legislature spoke loud and clear last year that they stand for life and are against this controlled substance being prescribed without a prescription from a doctor,” Murrill said ahead of the hearing.

“The Louisiana Legislature spoke loud and clear last year that they stand for life and are against this controlled substance being prescribed without a prescription from a doctor,” Murrill said ahead of the hearing.

“They got it done,” Armstrong added, “and the car was definitely in a decent window where we can work on it for tomorrow.”Qualifying on Saturday decided the fast 12 that will have a chance Sunday at the first four rows — and ultimately the pole — for the race on May 25. Those that qualified in spots 13-30 locked in their positions, while Armstrong was joined by Marco Andretti, Rinus Veekay and Jacob Abel in the last-chance shootout to fill the final row for the race.

Herta wound up 29th with a four-lap average of 230.192 mph. But while he was proud of what he called a “heroic” effort by his team to build a car in about 4 1/2 hours, Herta lamented his lost shot at the Indianapolis 500 pole.“It sucks. I think from our standpoint of where we want to be, and what we want to contend with, we’re not happy just making the show,” he said. “So when we don’t get a chance to do that, it’s pretty disappointing.”Herta and Armstrong both wrecked in Turn 1, where winds gusting up to 30 mph that are largely blocked by the grandstands down the front stretch suddenly switch to behind the car. It was a spot that flummoxed drivers throughout qualifying, and many drivers were forced to get off the accelerator to avoid a similar fate.

Herta’s car hit the outside wall and then landed on its side, sliding into the short chute amid a flurry of sparks. Once it finally came to rest, the safety crew had to work together to flip it back on its tires. Herta was shaken enough that he needed help to get to a vehicle for the trip to the infield care center, but he was quickly evaluated and released.“Luckily these days these crashes look a lot scarier than they feel — not to say that one felt good,” Herta said. “There were no real signs leading to it. We were super happy with the car this morning. Went out loose and couldn’t even get Lap 1 in.”

Armstrong also was able to climb from his wrecked car but was immediately helped onto a stretcher. He gave a thumbs up as he was loaded into an ambulance and taken to the care center, but he wasn’t released until about 90 minutes later.

Armstrong insisted that his confidence was unshaken, despite the hard hit. If anything, it was buoyed by the fact that his Meyer Shank Racing teammate Felix Rosenqvist was eighth-quickest in the session and will have a shot at the pole on Sunday.La elección del papa León XIV como el primer líder de la Iglesia católica nacido en Estados Unidos lo puso en la posición extremadamente inusual y jurídicamente espinosa de ser ciudadano estadounidense y, al mismo tiempo, jefe de un Estado extranjero.

Nacido en Chicago en 1955 y bautizado con el nombre de Robert Prevost, durante la última década el nuevo papa ha tenido doble ciudadanía, la estadounidense y la peruana, el país latinoamericano en el que fue misionero y obispo.En el cargo de pontífice, León XIV es a la vez líder de la Santa Sede —el órgano rector de la Iglesia católica— y de la Ciudad del Vaticano, un Estado independiente.

¿Puede el papa seguir siendo estadounidense mientras encabeza un gobierno extranjero? A continuación presentamos algunas cosas a saber acerca de la ciudadanía de León XIV.Además de ser el líder espiritual de aproximadamente 1.400 millones de católicos en todo el mundo, según la Iglesia, León XIV también es el jefe de Estado de la nación más pequeña del planeta.