President Donald Trump issued a statement on Sunday morning calling for Iran and Israel to “make a deal” that would put an end to the hostilities between the two Middle eastern nations. Both the United States and Israel have been adamant that any such deal cannot include an Iran that continues to pursue nuclear capabilities. Trump issued the statement — in which he said such a deal could “MAKE THE MIDDLE EAST GREAT AGAIN” — in a post to his Truth Social platform. pic.twitter.com/TWm8Okb1ym — Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) June 15, 2025 “Iran and Israel should make a deal, and will make a deal, just like I got India and Pakistan to make, in that case by using TRADE with the United States to bring reason, cohesion, and sanity into the talks with two excellent leaders who were able to quickly make a decision and STOP!” Trump began, referencing the recent exchange of missile fire between Pakistan and India. “Also, during my first term, Serbia and Kosovo were going at it hot and heavy, as they have for many decades, and this long time conflict was ready to break out into WAR,” Trump continued, before taking a jab at former President Joe Biden’s administration. “I stopped it (Biden has hurt the longer term prospects with some very stupid decisions, but I will fix it, again!).” Trump went on to mention tensions between Egypt and Ethiopia and his administration’s efforts to keep those tensions from escalating into greater conflict. “Another case is Egypt and Ethiopia, and their fight over a massive dam that is having an effect on the magnificent Nile River. There is peace, at least for now, because of my intervention, and it will stay that way!” Likewise, we will have PEACE, soon, between Israel and Iran!” the president pivoted back to the issue at hand. “Many calls and meetings now taking place. I do a lot, and never get credit for anything, but that’s OK, the PEOPLE understand. MAKE THE MIDDLE EAST GREAT AGAIN!”

President Donald Trump earlier this month announced ban on travel from a dozen countries and partial restrictions from seven more in an effort to protect the United States from terrorist and public safety threats. The ban fully restricts or limits the entry of nationals from 12 countries “found to be deficient with regards to screening and vetting and determined to pose a very high risk to the United States” including Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen. Seven countries will face partial travel restrictions, including Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela. The White House says the order makes exceptions for lawful permanent residents, people with existing visas, certain visa types, and anyone whose entry would support American national interests. According to the White House, the goal of the ban is to pressure foreign governments to cooperate on security, help enforce United States immigration laws, and support key national security and counterterrorism priorities. The restrictions follow a January executive order in which national security agencies were told to assess the security risks of various countries. That review led to the current list. Here are the reasons the Trump administration says each country is facing restrictions: Full Restrictions: Afghanistan Taliban-controlled Afghanistan lacks a reliable government to issue valid passports and civil documents and does not have adequate screening and vetting measures, according to the Trump administration. Furthermore, Afghanistan has a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of nearly 10% and a student (F), vocational (M), and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of nearly 30%. Burma Burma has extremely high visa overstay rates — over 27% for tourist/business visas (B1/B2) and more than 42% for student (F), vocational (M), and exchange visitor (J) visas. Burma has also refused to take back its citizens who are ordered to be deported from the U.S. The government added that Burma has “historically not cooperated with the United States to accept back their removable nationals.” HOW TRUMP AND RUBIO PUT AMERICA FIRST IN 100 DAYS Chad Chad has one of the worst visa overstay rates, with nearly 50% for business/tourist (B1/B2) visas and over 55% for student (F), vocational (M), and exchange (J) visas in 2023. In 2022, the B1/B2 overstay rate was also high at 37.12%. The U.S. says these numbers indicate “a blatant disregard for U.S. immigration laws.” Republic of the Congo The Republic of the Congo, which has been embroiled in conflict for more than 30 years, also has a visa overstay issue with a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of almost 30% and student (F) visas, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visas, overstay rate of about 35%. Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea, located in central Africa, had a business/tourist (B1/B2) overstay rate of 21.98% and student (F) visas, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 70.18%. Eritrea The United States questions the competence of the central authority for issuance of passports or civil documents in Eritrea, and says it does not have access to criminal records for Eritrean nationals. The east African country has also historically refused to accept back its deported citizens. Its tourist/business (B1/B2) visa overstay rate is about 20% and student (F) visas, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate is about 55%. Haiti Currently overrun by murderous gangs, Haiti had hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens flood into the United States during the Biden administration. According to the Trump administration the “influx harms American communities by creating acute risks of increased overstay rates, establishment of criminal networks, and other national security threats.” Haiti also lacks “a central authority with sufficient availability and dissemination of law enforcement information necessary to ensure its nationals do not undermine the national security of the United States.” Haiti had a tourist/business (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 31.38% and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of about 25.05%. Iran Iran, a leading state sponsor of terrorism, routinely fails to cooperate with the United States government in identifying security risks and has historically failed to accept back its nationals eligible for deportation. IDF RECOVERS BODIES OF TWO AMERICAN HOSTAGES IN GAZA Libya Libya lacks a competent or cooperative central authority for issuing passports or civil documents. The country’s historical terrorism presence amplifies the risk of Libyan nationals entering the United States. Somalia Somalia also lacks a competent or cooperative central authority for issuing passports or civil documents, does not have appropriate screening and vetting measures, and has historically refused to take back its nationals eligible for deportation. The Trump administration says Somalia differs from the other countries due to its government lacking command and control of its territory, “which greatly limits the effectiveness of its national capabilities in a variety of respects.” Somalia is also a “terrorist safe haven” where radicals travel to join terrorist groups that pose a threat to the United States. Sudan Sudan, located in northern Africa, lacks a competent or cooperative central authority for issuing passports or civil documents and lacks appropriate screening and vetting measures. Sudan had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 26.30% and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of about 28.40%. Yemen Yemen, which is currently overrun by the U.S.-designated terror group, the Houthis, lacks a competent or cooperative central authority for issuing passports or civil documents and it does not have appropriate screening and vetting measures. The Trump administration has bombed the group for weeks in an effort to restore global trade that the Iran-backed proxy disrupted. Partial Restrictions: Burundi Burundi, located in eastern Africa, had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 15.35% and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of about 17.52%. Cuba Cuba, a designated state sponsor of terrorism, does not cooperate or share sufficient law enforcement information with the United States and has historically refused to accept back its removable nationals. Cuba had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 7.69% and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 18.75%. IDF SAYS IT’S ‘PREPARED’ TO DEAL WITH GRETA THUNBERG’S FLOTILLA EN ROUTE TO GAZA Laos Laos, located in southeast Asia, had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 34.77% and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 6.49%. Laos has also historically failed to accept back its removable nationals. Sierra Leone Sierra Leone, located in western Africa, has historically failed to accept back its removable nationals. It had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 15.43 percent and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 35.83 percent. GAZANS FLOOD THE STREETS TO PROTEST HAMAS AS IDF OPERATIONS INTENSIFY Togo Togo, also located in western Africa, had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 19.03 percent and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 35.05 percent. Turkmenistan Turkmenistan, a country in Central Asia, had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 15.35 percent and a student (F) visa, vocational (M) visas, and exchange visitor (J) visa overstay rate of 21.74 percent. Gift Dad an All Access Membership. Use code DAD40 at checkout to save 40%! Venezuela Venezuela, a socialist-run country  known for wrongfully detaining American citizens, has historically refused to accept back its removable nationals. It also does not have a competent or cooperative central authority for issuing passports or civil documents and lacks appropriate screening and vetting measures. Venezuela had a business/tourist (B1/B2) visa overstay rate of 9.83 percent.

On Happy Days, Henry Winkler played Arthur Fonzarelli. Fonzie had a tough exterior, but his charm and good looks made all the girls go wild. In real life, Henry’s family adores the lovable teddy bear. The star recently stopped by Today with Jenna & Friends, and while he and Jenna Bush Hager talked about life and parenthood, she shared a surprise with Henry Winker from his children. His three kids, Jed, 52, Zoe, 45, and Max, 41, created a video dedication to share with Henry Winkler ahead of Father’s Day on June 15. Hearing his kids speak about their love for their father touched Henry’s heart and soul. Henry Winkler Had Tears In His Eyes While His Children Spoke Henry Winkler’s children adore their dad and made sure he knows how much they appreciate all he’s done for them. “The way you were raised and in the household you came from, where you weren’t allowed to be yourself, and you weren’t allowed to question or speak your mind. You did the exact opposite, and you raised us in the most loving home where we could be ourselves,” Zoe said. Henry’s son Max, who is the spitting image of his father, said, “I wish you the happiest, happiest Father’s Day. I love you so much,” before blowing his dad a kiss. Jed, whose biological father is Howard Weitzman wished Henry a happy Father’s Day after crediting him with “Fifty years of incredible memories.” The dedication from Henry Winkler’s children made him and Jenna cry. Fans also felt touched by the sentiment. “I Him! What a fabulous career, and now we see that he was an awesome Dad! Happy Father’s Day! You’ve earned it! Respect! You are so talented, and your improve brought a smile to my face,” a fan wrote. “What a beautiful loving tribute.. Happy Father’s Day. Your children are beautiful & Max is your spitting image. We love you Mr ‘aka Fonzie’ Winkler,” another fan shared of Henry Winkler’s message from his children. This fan has always loved Henry Winkler. “Happy Fathers Day Henry ! Your childrens tribute to you was wonderful. Love that u love Bundt cakes. Henry W is a TV Icon. He was my first celebrity crush when he played the Fonz. I still love him.” This story’s featured image is by MEGA/GC Images via Getty. The post Henry Winkler’s Children Bring Him To Tears With Sweet Father’s Day Message appeared first on InspireMore.

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A parents’ rights group is asking the Trump administration to investigate the YMCA for possible violations of federal law for allowing men who identify as women into women’s locker rooms and, in several instances, allowing them to expose their naked bodies to women and girls.  “I write to file a formal complaint against the YMCA of the USA (“YMCA”) for engaging in unlawful gender-based discrimination in its programs and policies,” Alleigh Marré, the executive director of the American Parents Coalition, wrote in a letter on June 10 to the secretaries of the departments of Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development, and Education. The letter follows news reports that indicated the national YMCA organization had issued guidance as far back as 2017 recommending that biologically male campers and staff be allowed to use the cabins and bathrooms “aligned with their gender identity” at YMCA camps. The letter then goes on to outline how individual YMCAs had implemented those policies. In April, a mother and her young daughter were exposed to a naked man in a women’s locker room at a local YMCA in Kansas City, Missouri. The individual in question reportedly said something along the lines of “Honey, I’m a woman,” when the girl’s mother inquired why he was in the locker room. That YMCA told WDAF-TV in Kansas City that “individuals are allowed to use the locker room or restroom that they identify with,” but that “members are asked to wear a towel, wrap, or other clothes at all times.” Paula Spreitzer Oxler, the vice president of marketing and communications at the YMCA of Greater Kansas City, provided a statement to The Daily Signal about the incident. “We’re aware that a recent alleged incident at the North Kansas City YMCA has made some community and YMCA members concerned about their safety at the Y. We are committed to ensuring that everyone feels comfortable and safe at the Y,” Oxler wrote. “The YMCA of Greater Kansas City has been working closely with law enforcement throughout the investigation, which is ongoing. The member in question has had their membership suspended, pending that investigation,” she added. “The incident as reported would be an unacceptable violation of the YMCA of Greater Kansas City’s policies and core values,” Oxler said. Separately, a man was caught nude by Rebecca Phillips, a 17-year-old teenage girl, who was showering in the women’s locker room at the Cameron Family YMCA in Santee, California. “As long as you are not a red flag on Megan’s Law—California sex-offender registry—a grown male can shower alongside a teenage girl at your YMCA location here in Santee,” Phillips said of the incident. The Cameron Family YMCA did not respond to a request for comment. The American Parents Coalition’s letter to the federal agencies details other instances of males in women’s spaces at local YMCAs, and notes that “[in] recent weeks, the YMCA has either restricted access to the portions of its website that deal with gender policies or has taken down those pages altogether.” Because the YMCA is the recipient of more than $600 million in government grants each year, it is obligated to follow federal law when it receives federal money. That means abiding by Title IX. Title IX “prohibits discrimination based on sex in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance,” according to the Department of Education. “The YMCA’s policy of disfavoring and imperiling young girls and favoring and empowering those who choose to present as a gender other than their own is antithetical to the principles of federal civil rights law and gender equality,” Marré wrote in her letter. She also told The Daily Signal that the YMCA’s policies matter because it annually serves more than 4 million children and teens across the country. “They do a lot of after-school programming, summer camps. When kids are out of school, especially in that either preschool or elementary age, they function as a child care option in the summer for a lot of parents and families,” Marré explained. The post Parental Rights Group Seeks Title IX Probe of YMCA Over Transgenders in Locker Rooms appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Conservatives across the country are building momentum to clean up elections. Donald Trump’s proposals call for paper ballots, voter ID, and in-person voting on Election Day only. These reforms would mark a major improvement over the chaotic 2020 election — when Joe Biden somehow received more votes than any presidential candidate in history.But tightening election procedures also risks reviving an old Democratic trick: voter suppression.The inability to print a ballot is ultimately no different than a refusal to provide a ballot to a voter. It is voter suppression.In an ideal system, voting would happen exclusively on paper ballots and in person. No mail-ins. No drop boxes. ID required.However, to counter suppression efforts in Republican precincts, polls should remain open for several days — perhaps even a full week. Extending in-person voting would allow voters to push back against the tactics designed to keep them home.I am well aware of how voter suppression works because I have the scars to prove it. When I started voting in Travis County (Austin), Texas, in the 1980s, ballot suppression in Republican precincts was an established protocol by the Democrats who ran the county. The strategy was two-pronged:Insufficient voting booths: Conservative precincts were provided very few voting booths, causing extremely long lines. I watched many people drive up, look at the line, then drive away. Many other would-be voters already in line would finally give up and forgo voting. While my precinct had four or five booths, I’d later watch the evening news show Democratic precincts outfitted with dozens.Ballot shortages: It was a predictable occurrence that Republican precincts would run out of ballots before the polls closed due to “unexpectedly” high turnout. Those in line could either wait for hours until someone showed up with “provisional” ballots, or they could give up. Most people would not wait in line until 10 p.m. just to cast a vote. Not enough ballotsI was in the habit of voting first thing in the morning on Election Day to ensure I got a ballot. Even though the wait was long due to the bottleneck caused by so few voting booths, I would at least get my vote in. But the ballot I cast also resulted in a missing ballot for someone else trying to vote later in the day, as Democratic officials who ran the county made sure that there were fewer ballots than voters in my precinct. The county elections administrator always had an excuse for the ballot shortages in Republican precincts. She’d cite a local statute that required her to allocate ballots based on average county turnout. Since Republican precincts had higher voter turnout than the county as a whole, shortages were guaranteed — by design.When early voting finally came about several years later, I was thrilled. I was tired of battling my own county officials just to cast a Republican vote. Decades later, these tactics are still in use. The recent Wisconsin Supreme Court election, for example, drew national attention because the outcome could affect midterm Congressional redistricting, which could then swing control of the U.S. House of Representatives from Republican to Democrat.On Election Day in Milwaukee, 69 of its 180 precincts reported ballot shortages, and nine precincts ran out of ballots completely. Milwaukee’s top election official offered a familiar excuse: Ballots were printed based on past turnout. But voter participation surged to 50%, far above normal for a spring election. It was “unexpected.”Some conservatives pushing for same-day voting likely haven’t considered that those in charge of ballot preparation might simply not provide enough.Ballot printing — or lack thereofAnother method of voter suppression involves ballot printing. If the printer “breaks,” there’s no ballot to cast. This tactic has benefited Democrats in recent elections, such as in Phoenix, Arizona’s Maricopa County, and Texas’ Harris County.In the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial election, Republican Kari Lake narrowly lost by 17,000 votes out of 2.5 million counted ballots. Long lines due to printer problems caused many Arizonans to give up and leave before voting. Moreover, thousands of ballots that were printed could not be read by ballot-counting machines.RELATED: Why voters are done compromising with the ‘America Last’ elite cosmaa via iStock/Getty Images Similarly, in the 2022 gubernatorial election in Texas, printer problems prevented many voters in Republican precincts around Houston from being able to obtain a ballot. As reported by the Houston Chronicle, a few days after the election, “More than a dozen voting locations in Harris County ran out of the paper used to print ballots in voting machines Tuesday, county officials confirmed. Some sites, poll workers and voters said, had no ballots on hand for one to two hours.” “From our standpoint, it seems there was an attempt to make sure there were not enough ballots at Republican polls,” the chairman of the Harris County GOP told the Chronicle. The inability to print a ballot is ultimately no different than a refusal to provide a ballot to a voter. It is voter suppression.Ample ballots, ample boothsIf we are going to use all-paper ballots, states need to mandate that each precinct open on Election Day with enough printed ballots for every registered voter. Any unused ballots must be destroyed after polls close to protect election integrity.There also must be enough voting booths to ensure that long lines don’t become a voting deterrent.Personally, I’d prefer that in-person, paper ballot voting be allowed over several days to ensure that Democrats cannot engage in Election Day voter suppression tactics. One suppressed Republican ballot carries the same weight as one fraudulent Democratic vote stuffed in a ballot box.

Hearts of Iron 4 has just celebrated its ninth birthday, and the WW2 grand strategy game remains the most popular of its type on Steam, reaching highs of more than 50,000 active players on a near-daily basis. Yet developer Paradox clearly still has ideas for how to keep building on its core; 2024’s Götterdämmerung expansion delivered big changes to central players in the conflict such as Germany, Austria, and Hungary. Now, in a new developer blog, the studio explains that it plans to overhaul the way HoI 4 factions work. Continue reading WW2 strategy game Hearts of Iron 4 is giving factions a fundamental rework MORE FROM PCGAMESN: The best Hearts of Iron 4 mods, Hearts of Iron 4 DLC guide, The best grand strategy games on PC

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