Donald Trump, campaigning for the 2024 presidential election, vowed to conduct the largest deportation operation in U.S. history if re-elected. Speaking in Michigan, he urged voters to elect a president who will expel "radical Islamic terrorists." Trump criticized President Joe Biden, blaming him for a "migrant invasion" and citing recent arrests of suspected ISIS members as evidence. Trump claimed that terrorists are flooding into the country and warned of long-term dangers. He promised that his new administration would start deportations on "Day One" if he wins the November election.

Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh announced that the group is ready for a comprehensive deal based on President Biden’s Gaza ceasefire proposal. This includes a ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal, reconstruction efforts, and a prisoner swap. Egypt and Qatar confirmed receiving a response from Palestinian groups, though Israel claims Hamas rejected key parts of the plan. Haniyeh stated that the requested changes are minor. Biden's "three-phase" proposal, presented on May 31, aims to establish a permanent ceasefire and phased prisoner exchanges. Mediation efforts continue between the involved parties.

Two people were killed and six others, including two children, were injured when a gunman opened fire at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock, Texas, USA, during a Juneteenth festival on Saturday night. The incident, which occurred around 11 PM after a dispute between two groups, left attendees in shock. Four adults and two children sustained serious injuries and were taken to local trauma centers for treatment. Police confirmed that no suspects have been apprehended, and the search for the shooter is ongoing. The festival, organized by local nonprofits and the city, was meant to celebrate the end of slavery in the United States.

Prince William shared a touching Father’s Day tribute to King Charles III, posting a childhood photo with his father and writing, “Happy Father's Day, Pa. W.” The message follows the Trooping the Colour ceremony celebrating King Charles’ official birthday. The Prince and Princess of Wales expressed gratitude for the event, especially noting Princess Catherine's attendance following her recent cancer treatment. Her return to public life was warmly received, adding a poignant note to the royal festivities.

Hours before Hamburg hosted its first Euro 2024 match, police shot a man armed with a pickaxe and incendiary device near a fan parade. The incident occurred in St. Pauli, where thousands had gathered for the Netherlands vs. Poland game. Police reported the man threatened officers before being shot and is now receiving treatment. The match proceeded as scheduled amid heightened security concerns. Authorities believe the man acted alone and reassured fans of their safety at the event.

UK political parties are allowed to accept unlimited donations from individuals and businesses, a controversial system that has led to scandals and concerns about corruption. Unlike many European countries, the UK has no cap on donations, with parties only required to declare donations over £11,180. The Conservative and Labour parties receive large donations from wealthy individuals and businesses, with Labour also funded by trade unions. The origins of these donations can be contentious, as seen in the recent scandal surrounding a businessman who donated £15 million to the Tories despite making offensive remarks about a Labour MP.

Tragedy struck a Juneteenth festival in Round Rock, Texas, when a gunman opened fire, killing two and injuring six, including two children. The shooting occurred at Old Settlers Park around 11 PM, following a fight between two groups. The victims suffered potentially serious injuries and were transported to local trauma centers. Police are still searching for the suspect, with no one in custody yet. The festival, organized by a local nonprofit and the city government, was intended to be a celebration of freedom and unity. Instead, it ended in violence and tragedy. An investigation is ongoing.

A mass shooting occurred at a Detroit water park, leaving at least 8 people injured, including 2 children. The gunman, who fired 28 shots and reloaded multiple times, was found dead at a nearby residence. Sheriff Mike Bouchard described the incident as a "gut punch" for the community. The victims, including an 8-year-old with a head wound, received immediate medical attention from responding deputies. The motive behind the shooting is still unknown. The community is reeling from this senseless act of violence, coming soon after a recent school shooting in Oxford.

The Israeli military has announced a daily "tactical pause" in its Gaza offensive to allow humanitarian aid deliveries. The pause will take place from 8am to 7pm in the Rafah area, starting today, and will continue until further notice. The move aims to facilitate safe passage of aid trucks through the Kerem Shalom crossing and onto the Salah a-Din highway, enabling delivery of supplies to other parts of Gaza. The pause is being coordinated with the UN and international aid agencies. This development comes as a rare respite in the ongoing conflict, allowing crucial aid to reach those in need.

A gunman opened fire at a children's water park in Rochester Hills, Michigan, injuring 9-10 people, including an 8-year-old child. The suspect, who is believed to have acted randomly, fired up to 28 shots before fleeing to a nearby home, where police have him surrounded. The victims were rushed to the hospital and the area has been cordoned off. The motive behind the shooting is still unknown. Police have described the scene as an "active crime scene" and are urging people to stay away from the area. The investigation is ongoing.