GET THE APP
Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Category: News
October 28, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Lawfare

‘Newly Invigorated Bannon’ Ready to Take the Fight to the Deep State – ‘Every Word Will Matter.’

Former Trump White House Chief Strategist and War Room host Stephen K. Bannon is set to be released from Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury—a federal prison in suburban Connecticut—on Tuesday. In a recent interview with NOTUS, The National Pulse’s Editor-in-Chief, Raheem Kassam, detailed what he thinks Bannon’s next moves will be as a free man.

“Expect to see a newly invigorated Stephen K. Bannon, more intent than ever to take his fight to the administrative state,” Kassam said, noting he has been in touch with Bannon almost every day of his incarceration. Kassam added: “I would not be surprised to see him immediately hitting the campaign trail, as well as hosting his War Room show for four hours each day. Every second will count. Every word will matter.”

Screenshot

Bannon was sent to the federal prison facility as a result of the Democratic Party’s lawfare campaign against President Donald J. Trump and his allies. Specifically, Bannon was held in contempt of Congress over his refusal to cooperate with the January 6 Committee—which some legal experts contend was illegally constituted by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). On the inside of FCI Danbury, Bannon has reportedly fielded a bevy of questions from the other inmates regarding politics, Trump, and the upcoming election.

At the time of his incarceration, Kassam argued that Bannon was specifically targeted by the Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ) because he “actually gets people up off their couches, up off their seats; helps them to register for precinct strategy; helps them to register for canvassing and campaigning.” With his release from prison just days before the November 5 election, many expect Bannon to inject a final boost of energy into the Trump campaign.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

show less
Former Trump White House Chief Strategist and War Room host Stephen K. Bannon is set to be released from Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury—a federal prison in suburban Connecticut—on Tuesday. In a recent interview with NOTUS, The National Pulse's Editor-in-Chief, Raheem Kassam, detailed what he thinks Bannon's next moves will be as a free man. show more
October 28, 2024
Crime
News

Chicago Attacker Shouts ‘Allahu Akbar!’ Before Shooting Jewish Man.

A shooting in a suburb of Chicago has left a 39-year-old Jewish man critically injured. The incident occurred in broad daylight over the weekend, reportedly while the man was on his way to a synagogue.

The suspect, a 23-year-old male, has not yet been named publicly. An audio recording from a security camera in the vicinity reportedly captured the suspect shouting the Arabic phrase “Allahu Akbar”—which means “Allah is greater”—during the attack.

Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, providing immediate medical attention to the victim before transporting him to a nearby hospital. As of the latest available update, the victim remains in critical condition. Law enforcement agencies are appealing to the public for additional information to assist the investigation. The Jewish community is on high alert, and authorities are expected to increase their presence in key areas to address safety concerns.

“Allahu Akbar” is often shouted by radical Islamic terrorists during attacks in the United States, Europe, and beyond. Jews have come under increased threat since the Hamas terror raid on Israel on October 7, 2023, and the subsequent Israeli military interventions in Gaza and Lebanon.

Image by ScottMLiebenson.

show less
A shooting in a suburb of Chicago has left a 39-year-old Jewish man critically injured. The incident occurred in broad daylight over the weekend, reportedly while the man was on his way to a synagogue. show more
October 28, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Election Integrity

VA Asks SCOTUS to Block a Biden-Harris Push to Allow Noncitizens to Vote.

The Commonwealth of Virginia filed an emergency stay with the United States Supreme Court on Sunday night, asking that it block a ruling by a Biden-Harris-appointed federal judge barring the state from removing noncitizens from its voter rolls. Late last week, a federal district court ordered the state to halt the removal of over 1,500 individuals who have self-identified as noncitizens from state voter lists.

In 2006, then-Governor Tim Kaine (D-VA) signed legislation allowing the state to remove noncitizens from its voter rolls. Despite being on the books for nearly two decades, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has not challenged that law until now.

The emergency stay request, filed by Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares (R), is now on the Supreme Court’s docket. Chief Justice John Roberts will likely decide whether the stay request will move forward and be heard by the full court, which could happen within hours.

According to the original lawsuit filed by the Biden-Harris DOJ, removing noncitizen voters from the Virginia voter roll violates Section 8(c)(2) of the NVRA, also known as the Quiet Period Provision. This provision “requires states to complete systematic programs aimed at removing the names of ineligible voters from voter registration lists no later than 90 days before federal elections,” the DOJ contends.

However, Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) counters that the state law has been in force since 2006 and that the state’s same-day registration rules allow any potential legal voter caught up in the noncitizen removals to cast a provisional ballot on election day. “Virginians—and Americans—will see this for exactly what it is: a desperate attempt to attack the legitimacy of the elections in the Commonwealth, the very crucible of American Democracy,” Youngkin said, blasting the DOJ lawsuit.

show less
The Commonwealth of Virginia filed an emergency stay with the United States Supreme Court on Sunday night, asking that it block a ruling by a Biden-Harris-appointed federal judge barring the state from removing noncitizens from its voter rolls. Late last week, a federal district court ordered the state to halt the removal of over 1,500 individuals who have self-identified as noncitizens from state voter lists. show more
October 28, 2024
Crime
UK

Elected Member Suspended After Knocking Out Constituent… On Camera!

Mike Amesbury has been suspended from his party after being caught on CCTV apparently striking a constituent. Amesbury, 55, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Britain’s governing Labour Party, can be seen in footage from outside a business in Frodsham, England. In the tape, he engages in an animated conversation before delivering a punch that knocks a man off the curb. Amesbury appears to continue hitting the man once he is on the ground.

Following the release of the footage, there were immediate calls for Amesbury to resign or be barred from Parliament. A Labour Party spokesman confirmed Amesbury’s suspension pending a police investigation. Amesbury has stated that he felt threatened during the encounter, which occurred around 2:15 AM on Saturday.

Cheshire Police confirm that they have interviewed a 55-year-old man under caution and released him pending further inquiries.

Amesbury, who has been part of the Labour Party since he was 17 and became an MP in 2017, previously branded anti-immigration protestors “criminals” and “thugs” on social media. He shared a post from the Home Office, roughly equivalent to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, showing the prison terms they could expect.

show less
Mike Amesbury has been suspended from his party after being caught on CCTV apparently striking a constituent. Amesbury, 55, a Member of Parliament (MP) for Britain's governing Labour Party, can be seen in footage from outside a business in Frodsham, England. In the tape, he engages in an animated conversation before delivering a punch that knocks a man off the curb. Amesbury appears to continue hitting the man once he is on the ground. show more
October 28, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Lawfare
UK

Tommy Robinson Jailed AGAIN.

Independent journalist Tommy Robinson has been imprisoned for 18 months for contempt of court in England. The sentencing follows a protest on Saturday that saw thousands rally in support of the anti-grooming gangs activist.

Robinson pleaded guilty to violating a court order banning him from making certain claims against Jamal Hijazi, a Syrian teenager who went viral on social media after a video was shared of another teenager pouring a bottle of water on him at school. Robinson alleged that Hijazi, who was said to have been the victim of bullying, was actually the aggressor, resulting in a libel case that saw Robinson ordered to pay the Syrian £100,000 and subjected to an injunction prohibiting him from repeating the allegations. However, Robinson went on to produce a documentary detailing evidence in support of his allegations, resulting in charges of contempt of court for breaching the injunction.

“Court injunctions must be obeyed,” insisted the sentencing judge, adding: “Nobody is above the law; nobody can pick and choose which laws and injunctions they obey and which they do not, even if they are convinced an injunction has been wrongly granted.”

Separately, Robinson was arrested and charged with terror offenses for refusing to provide his phone PIN code to police on Friday, preventing him from attending his pre-planned ‘United the Kingdom’ rally in central London on Saturday.

The rally went ahead regardless, with thousands rallying in his support, marching from Victoria Station to Parliament Square and spilling beyond their initial meeting point.

In place of a speech by Robinson, rally attendees watched a public screening of Robinson’s latest documentary, Lawfare, describing past efforts by police and prosecutors to imprison him.

Image by Rose Morelli.

show less
Independent journalist Tommy Robinson has been imprisoned for 18 months for contempt of court in England. The sentencing follows a protest on Saturday that saw thousands rally in support of the anti-grooming gangs activist. show more
October 27, 2024
Election 2024
Media

More Editors Quit the LA Times Over Its Presidential Endorsement.

Several editors have left the Los Angeles Times newspaper after the newspaper refused to endorse any presidential candidate for the 2024 election. Robert Greene and Karin Klein left the paper along with editorial page editor Mariel Garza. Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong halted the editorial board’s endorsement process as it was preparing to back Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

Garza expressed dissatisfaction with the decision: “In dangerous times, honest people need to stand up. This is how I’m standing up.” Garza, part of the editorial board, said they intended to support Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. She had begun drafting the endorsement editorial before the board’s efforts were stopped.

Robert Greene, who covered various topics including criminal justice and won a Pulitzer Prize in 2021, departed alongside Klein, a former board member who wrote on education and the environment.

Soon-Shiong, in a social media post, explained that he had suggested that the board analyze both the positive and negative aspects of each candidate’s policies and envision their potential impacts over four years. He claimed he aimed to provide readers with non-partisan information to make informed decisions.

Nika Soon-Shiong, the daughter of Patrick Soon-Shiong, has previously promoted far-left policies and pro-Palestinian politicians, posting and reposting content criticizing the Harris-Walz campaign and Biden-Harris government over their stance on Israel.

The paper is just the latest largely liberal outlet, including the Washington Post, to refuse to endorse Vice President Harris in recent weeks. Reports claim that tech billionaire and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who owns the Post, prevented an endorsement.

Several outlets have endorsed Harris, including The Atlantic magazine and the allegedly conservative Spectator magazine’s new editor, Michael Gove.

Image by jpellgen.

show less
Several editors have left the Los Angeles Times newspaper after the newspaper refused to endorse any presidential candidate for the 2024 election. Robert Greene and Karin Klein left the paper along with editorial page editor Mariel Garza. Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong halted the editorial board's endorsement process as it was preparing to back Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. show more
October 27, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Election Integrity

Biden-Harris Judge Rules Noncitizens Can Vote.

A federal judge appointed by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris says the Commonwealth of Virginia cannot remove over 1,500 individuals who have self-identified as noncitizens from its voter roll. The lawsuit was brought by the Biden-Harris government.

U.S. election law bars those who are not American citizens from participating in federal elections. The issue of noncitizen voters has become a major concern during the 2024 election as several states have found significant numbers of illegal registrations on their voter rolls.

VIRGINIA LAW SINCE 2006.

“Let’s be clear about what just happened: only eleven days before a Presidential election, a federal judge ordered Virginia to reinstate over 1,500 individuals—who self-identified themselves as noncitizens—back onto voters rolls,” said Governor Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) in a statement blasting the ruling. He continued: “Almost all of these individuals had previously presented immigration documents confirming their noncitizen status a fact recently verified by federal authorities.”

Addressing the legal requirements for Virginia to remove these illegal voters from the state’s rolls, Youngkin emphasized that the law has been on the state books since 2006 and has been fulfilled under both Republican and Democrat governments.

“This is a Virginia law passed in 2006, signed by then-Governor Tim Kaine, that mandates certain procedures to remove noncitizens from the voter rolls, with safeguards in place to affirm citizenship before removal—and the ultimate failsafe of same-day registration for U.S. citizens to cast a provisional ballot,” Youngkin stated, adding: “This law has been applied in every Presidential election by Republicans and Democrats since enacted 18 years ago.”

Youngkin says the state will immediately ask the federal Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals for a stay of the decision.

Data shows that a statistically significant number of noncitizens have illegally participated in past elections. In Oregon, an alleged coding error resulted in over one thousand noncitizens being allowed on the voter rolls.

Image by Adam Schultz.

show less
A federal judge appointed by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris says the Commonwealth of Virginia cannot remove over 1,500 individuals who have self-identified as noncitizens from its voter roll. The lawsuit was brought by the Biden-Harris government. show more
October 26, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Lawfare
UK

Tommy Robinson Arrested on TERROR Charges for Not Giving Away His Phone PIN Code.

Independent journalist and anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson has been arrested by police and remanded into custody until at least Monday, according to one of his associates. Sammy Woodhouse, a documentary maker and grooming gang victim, stated on X that Robinson had been remanded into custody after being arrested.

Media reports claim that Robinson’s arrest is due to a previous violation of Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act as he refused to give the PIN code to his mobile device to police. He was bailed and is due to appear in court next month.

However, he was remanded in custody over another case in which he is accused of defaming a Syrian asylum seeker in his documentary film Silenced, which he released publicly on X despite being ordered not to by a British judge.

The documentary questions the story of Syrian asylum seeker Jamal Hijazi, who was allegedly attacked by classmates at a school in Huddersfield in 2018.

Robinson had questioned the narrative around the incident on social media, claiming that Hijazi was not innocent and attacked local girls before the video. Hijazi and others later sued Robinson for libel, with a court ordering him to pay £100,000 in damages and a further £500,000 in legal costs—equivalent to around $780,000 in total.

The documentary, which a judge ordered to be censored, features interviews with several local people who pushed back against the mainstream narrative regarding Hijazi.

The arrest is just the latest for Robinson. He was detained in Canada earlier this year over supposed immigration violations while on a speaking tour. A British and Irish dual national, Robinson used his Irish passport for the trip, and following his arrest, the Irish government publicly debated revoking it.

Image by Rose Morelli.

show less
Independent journalist and anti-grooming gang activist Tommy Robinson has been arrested by police and remanded into custody until at least Monday, according to one of his associates. Sammy Woodhouse, a documentary maker and grooming gang victim, stated on X that Robinson had been remanded into custody after being arrested. show more
October 26, 2024
Immigration
UK

Boat Migrant Crossings Already Ahead of Entire 2023 Influx.

According to official data, almost 30,000 migrants have reached the United Kingdom this year by crossing the English Channel on small boats. The Home Office, roughly equivalent to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, reported that on Thursday alone, 509 migrants arrived on British shores using 11 boats, bringing the total for 2024 to over 29,500. This figure represents a 10 percent increase from the 26,501 recorded at the same time last year.

This past week, nearly 1,000 migrants successfully crossed the Channel in just three days. Despite promising to tackle people trafficking, the leftist Labour government has done little so far to stem the tide of illegal boat migrants. Estimates suggest they cost taxpayers $10 million a day in hotel costs alone.

So far, the Labour government under Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has locked up more anti-mass migration protestors than people smugglers, including 61-year-old grandfather Peter Lynch.

Lynch, who was jailed for two years and eight months for holding an anti-government sign at an anti-mas migration protest, was found dead this week of an apparent suicide while in prison.

OPEN BORDERS KILL.

In related events, the French coastguard carried out a rescue operation on Thursday, saving 76 individuals who had encountered trouble at sea. These migrants were returned to Calais, France. Some refused assistance on two of the boats, continuing their journey after officials assessed intervention risks as too high, including people falling overboard.

The recent rescue operation follows an incident earlier this week where three migrants lost their lives, and several others were saved, after their vessel sank. This event occurred only a week after another tragedy which resulted in the death of a baby.

French authorities have documented 48 migrant deaths so far this year.

show less
According to official data, almost 30,000 migrants have reached the United Kingdom this year by crossing the English Channel on small boats. The Home Office, roughly equivalent to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, reported that on Thursday alone, 509 migrants arrived on British shores using 11 boats, bringing the total for 2024 to over 29,500. This figure represents a 10 percent increase from the 26,501 recorded at the same time last year. show more
October 25, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Media

WaPo Columnist Resigns After Paper Refuses to Endorse Kamala. Guess Who He’s Married To!

Arch-neoconservative and Washington Post editor-at-large Robert Kagan has resigned from the newspaper after it declined to endorse a candidate in the 2024 presidential race. Kagan, who writes a column for the Post, is married to the Biden-Harris government’s former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland—the globalist architect of the Ukraine war.

Kagan’s resignation follows The Washington Post’s announcement that it will not endorse Kamala Harris for president less than two weeks before Election Day. This is the first time the newspaper has declined to endorse a candidate since the 1988 presidential election. Publisher and CEO Will Lewis announced the decision to the newsroom on Friday.

The resignation of Kagan is not surprising, coming from a long line of neoconservative intelligentsia who are opposed to the more humble, noninterventionist foreign policy advocated by President Donald J. Trump. His late father, Donald Kagan, and brother, Fred Kagan, have both leveled their own criticisms of Trump over the years.

In addition to the familial ties to anti-Trump sentiments, Kagan’s wife—Victoria Nuland—is no fan of Trump either. A senior official in the Biden-Harris government, Nuland was the chief architect of the Biden-Harris policy on the Ukraine war. Infamously, Nuland has pushed for allowing Ukraine to expand the conflict by conducting military strikes deep inside Russia—a red line that Russia’s President Vladimir Putin says could elicit a nuclear response.

Having failed to sufficiently escalate the conflict in Eastern Europe, Nuland announced her resignation this past March. Just months later, her former boss, President Joe Biden, was forced into a ‘sort of’ resignation of his own following a disastrous debate against Trump. Consequently, the 81-year-old Democrat was replaced in July by Vice President Kamala Harris as the 2024 Democratic Party’s presidential nominee.

Image by mob mob.

show less
Arch-neoconservative and Washington Post editor-at-large Robert Kagan has resigned from the newspaper after it declined to endorse a candidate in the 2024 presidential race. Kagan, who writes a column for the Post, is married to the Biden-Harris government's former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland—the globalist architect of the Ukraine war. show more