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LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Israel was going to “turn around” its jets and stop attacking Iran and their ceasefire was “in effect” on Tuesday after briefly faltering. All planes will turn around and head home, while doing a friendly ‘Plane Wave’ to Iran,” Trump, as he pressed both sides to abide by the ceasefire, posted on social media. “They violated it, but Israel violated it, too,” Trump said. He added, ”I’m not happy with Israel.”“I didn’t like the fact that Israel unloaded right after we made the deal,” Trump said. I’m not happy with Iran, either, but I’m really unhappy with Israel going out this morning,” Trump said.
Turning Point USA / @peltzmadeline / Via x.comFirst, Kirk asked the audience of teen girls if their top priority is to "get married and have kids." After some hands went up, he said, "Interestingly, I think there is an argument to bring back the M-R-S degree." Turning Point USA / @peltzmadeline / Via x.comRelated: Gavin Newsom Just Absolutely Dragged Trump's Military Parade, And Trump's Really, Really Not Gonna Like ItAdvertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThen came dating advice. He suggested young women should consider looking for husbands at Southeastern Conference (SECC) schools, in particular. Turning Point USA / @peltzmadeline / Via x.comHe then romanticized college being a great time to partner up because, ya know, "they're at the prime of their attractiveness."
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Seth Rogen via Associated PressSeth Rogen has admitted there are a fair few audition tapes of his from back in the day that could seriously affect his street cred if they were ever to get out. AdvertisementHe explained: “Thank god it was mostly physical VHS tapes and stuff like that that was being used when I was auditioning for things. Seth recalled: “I auditioned for this boy with a cognitive disability. AdvertisementShe later told Vanity Fair in 2017: “I was eviscerated. I lost my sense of self, questioned if I belonged in this business, thought maybe I did suck at everything.
In short, this provision would allow Trump to serve as a king, free to ignore the courts amid his lawlessness. With Democrats united against this provision and Republicans only holding 53 votes, it’s almost certainly coming out of the bill. The Byrd Rule is the Senate rule that requires that any bill being advanced through the budget reconciliation process be only related to budget matters. It won’t be clear what Thune’s next step is until the bill hits the Senate floor. “But Senate Democrats stopped them cold,” he said.
The Trump administration briefed top Republicans before the Iran strikes, but not Democrats. AdvertisementOnly one Democrat ― Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania ― openly praised Trump’s military strikes against Iran, calling it the “correct” decision. “I’m grateful for and salute the finest military in the world.”Meanwhile, Republicans almost unanimously praised and defended Trump’s military strikes against Iran. Advertisement“While President Trump’s decision may prove just, it’s hard to conceive a rationale that’s Constitutional,” added Rep. Warren Davidson (R-Ohio). Vice President JD Vance also disputed the notion that the U.S. is at war with Iran despite launching unilateral military strikes against the country.
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON, June 21 (Reuters) - The United States is moving B-2 bombers to the Pacific island of Guam, two U.S. officials told Reuters on Saturday, as President Donald Trump weighs whether the United States should take part in Israel’s strikes against Iran. It was unclear whether the bomber deployment is tied to Middle East tensions. That is the weapon that experts say could be used to strike Iran’s nuclear program, including Fordow. This infographic shows the "bunker buster" bombs that experts say could be used for strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. They did not say how many B-2 bombers are being moved.
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGTurns out, there’s a line the Proud Boys say they won’t cross for President Donald Trump. “If the United States gets directly involved in the Israel-Iran conflict, the voters that voted for Trump because there was a hope that Trump was America First can no longer support Trump,” the Proud Boys account posted to Telegram on Wednesday. AdvertisementHistorically, the Proud Boys have been among some of Trump’s most fervent supporters. Trump instead told Proud Boys to “stand back and stand by.”Trump’s hawkish stance toward Iran has opened a schism among some conservatives. Support HuffPost Already contributed?
Researching common Mandela effects – a name given to what seem to be collective memories or inaccurate happenings, like a common misconception that Nelson Mandela died in prison in the ’80s – I found Colin Firth’s Darcy implicated. His character, famous for THAT pond scene, never actually emerges, sodden-shirted, from the pool on-screen, the researchers wrote. 4) Walkers’ Salt & Vinegar packets never changed colour38% of people asked were convinced that the crisp packet used to be blue, but then changed to green. Still, more of us (39%) had the right answer: it was always green, though Lays salt and vinegar (the American branch) is blue. AdvertisementNelson Mandela via Associated PressThat’s compared to 13% of Americans who believed the ’80s death myth.
People shop for food at a store in New York City that advertises that it accepts SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps. AdvertisementThough news of the program’s potential elimination has been largely overlooked due to the billions in cuts proposed to the entire SNAP program, McCartney said it will have sweeping effects. AdvertisementRepublicans have pushed for massive cuts to the overall SNAP program by arguing that its expenses have unjustifiably ballooned in recent years, despite enrollment only minimally rising. Colorado State University Extension teacher Jackie Lopez, right, shows students how to make a fruit salad during a SNAP-Ed food nutrition class in Denver, Colorado, in 2014. It assists far fewer people than the SNAP-Ed program, according to figures posted online.
“Yes, they had been searching for me — well, not for me at that point, but for their father,” he said. Though my relationship with my father was complicated and tenuous, I loved my father. They invited me to join an upcoming Zoom call with my father, where they intended to ask him more about himself. My half-sister’s love for him, untainted by the past, coupled with my openness to his overture of amends, was a lifeline for him. His loving family — including my brother, two of my new half-sisters and two of my new half-brothers — gathered at his bedside.
