Sunday, July 5, 2026

Seattle Flight Emergency Lands in NYC After Pilot Dies Mid-Air.

A Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul made an emergency landing at JFK International Airport after its captain collapsed in the cockpit. The incident took place on Tuesday evening when Captain İlçehin Pehlivan, 59, suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. Despite attempts to administer first aid, the pilot was pronounced dead before the aircraft could make an unscheduled stop in New York City.

Pehlivan, who had been with Turkish Airlines since 2007, passed a medical examination in March without any reported issues. Following the captain’s collapse, the co-pilot and flight crew quickly decided to divert the Airbus 350 to the nearest suitable airport to facilitate an emergency landing.

The airline confirmed the plane’s safe arrival at JFK, where passengers were re-routed to Turkey. Turkish Airlines notified the public of the events through a post on social media platform X, explaining the unexpected turn of events and expressing deep condolences. “We wish God’s mercy upon our captain and patience to his grieving family, all his colleagues, and loved ones,” the statement read.

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A Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul made an emergency landing at JFK International Airport after its captain collapsed in the cockpit. The incident took place on Tuesday evening when Captain İlçehin Pehlivan, 59, suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. Despite attempts to administer first aid, the pilot was pronounced dead before the aircraft could make an unscheduled stop in New York City. show more

Diddy Accuser Hotline Gets Over 15,000 Calls.

Sean “Diddy” Combs faces intensified legal challenges as 120 new accusers have emerged with allegations of sexual misconduct. Attorney Tony Buzbee, representing the claimants, reported a surge in outreach, with a hotline set up for the case receiving thousands of calls. During an interview with Law & Crime Network, Buzbee stated that following an initial announcement, over 3,200 calls were logged in just ten days. A subsequent press conference triggered an influx of 12,000 additional calls.

This latest development comes amid existing charges of racketeering, conspiracy, and sex trafficking against the music mogul. Among the new accusations is a particularly distressing claim involving a nine-year-old boy. The minor was allegedly lured to New York City under the pretense of a record deal audition and sexually assaulted by Combs and associates.

Buzbee, known for his involvement in high-profile cases, previously represented several women accusing NFL player Deshaun Watson of misconduct, resulting in an 11-game suspension for Watson and a $5 million fine. He additionally led Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton‘s defense team during impeachment proceedings late last year.

Combs’ legal troubles began in mid-September with his arrest, following a year of mounting accusations. Amidst these legal proceedings, his properties have been searched by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and video evidence of alleged violence has surfaced. Despite the mounting allegations, Combs maintains his innocence, entering a not-guilty plea.

The case’s complexity deepens with reports of a pornographic tape involving a high-profile celebrity who was allegedly filmed without consent. According to attorney Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, this video is being circulated within Hollywood, with efforts reportedly underway to negotiate its purchase by the unwitting celebrity.

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Sean "Diddy" Combs faces intensified legal challenges as 120 new accusers have emerged with allegations of sexual misconduct. Attorney Tony Buzbee, representing the claimants, reported a surge in outreach, with a hotline set up for the case receiving thousands of calls. During an interview with Law & Crime Network, Buzbee stated that following an initial announcement, over 3,200 calls were logged in just ten days. A subsequent press conference triggered an influx of 12,000 additional calls. show more

Afghan Behind Election Terror Plot Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris ‘Special Immigrant Visa’ Scheme.

An Afghan migrant residing in Oklahoma City, identified as Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, has been charged with conspiring to execute a terrorist attack in the United States, allegedly on behalf of ISIS. The Justice Department disclosed a criminal complaint against Tawhedi this week, outlining how he planned an attack on Election Day, November 5, 2024.

The arrest affidavit includes details of Tawhedi’s alleged actions, such as purchasing AK-47-style weapons. The Justice Department’s affidavit also highlights Tawhedi’s communications, which suggest his intent to become a martyr for the Islamic State.

Tawhedi entered the United States through the “Special Immigrant Visa” (SIV) program after U.S. exit from Afghanistan. Since 2008, nearly 120,000 SIVs have been awarded to Afghans, though the Biden-Harris government extended thousands of more invitations following their botched withdrawal and Taliban-backed threats to the lives of those who helped Americans in the occupation.

According to reports, Tawhedi’s brother-in-law, referred to as CC 1, was also admitted to the U.S. in 2018.

In May 2024, the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General noted shortcomings in the vetting procedures under Operation Allies Welcome.

According to Voice of America, “about 26,500 SIVs were granted to Afghans” in 2023, which was “more than double the previous year’s total of 11,000 and a record since the program’s inception in 2008.”

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An Afghan migrant residing in Oklahoma City, identified as Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, has been charged with conspiring to execute a terrorist attack in the United States, allegedly on behalf of ISIS. The Justice Department disclosed a criminal complaint against Tawhedi this week, outlining how he planned an attack on Election Day, November 5, 2024. show more

Court Throws Out Harris-Linked Haitian’s Bid to Arrest Trump.

An Ohio court dismissed a criminal complaint filed by a Haitian advocacy group against President Donald J. Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), over remarks they made about Haitian migrants in Springfield. The Haitian Bridge Alliance pressed criminal charges against the Republican presidential ticket in September, alleging the candidates incited threats against the Ohio town’s Haitian community.

The municipal court panel in Clark County found no probable cause to issue warrants or summonses on misdemeanor charges. “The presidential election is less than 35 days away. The issue of immigration is contentious. Due to the proximity of the election, and the contentiousness concerning the immigration policies of both candidates, the Court cannot automatically presume the good faith nature of the affidavits,” the court stated.

Guerline Jozef, who leads the Haitian Bridge Alliance and filed the charges, has extensive links to the Biden-Harris government. The National Pulse previously reported that White House visitor records show she visited four times in 2023 and twice this year, meeting with President Biden personally at least twice.

Jozef also posed photographs with notorious Islamist and anti-Semite Linda Sarsour just weeks after the October 7 attacks. Subodh Chandra, Jozef’s attorney, appeared in photographs with Kamala Harris, including his X profile picture.

Both Trump and Vance spoke out about reports of Haitian migrants poaching local wildlife and pets in Springfield.

While media and others claimed it was not happening, later reports revealed that police had received calls regarding the poaching of local geese. The local city manager also admitted to hearing reports of “horrid things” happening to local animals.

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An Ohio court dismissed a criminal complaint filed by a Haitian advocacy group against President Donald J. Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), over remarks they made about Haitian migrants in Springfield. The Haitian Bridge Alliance pressed criminal charges against the Republican presidential ticket in September, alleging the candidates incited threats against the Ohio town's Haitian community. show more

Europeans May Finally Be Trying To Speed Up Deportations

European Union (EU) leaders claim they wish to reform the bloc’s migration policies and speed up deportations, as major members call on the European Commission to enact new guidelines later this month. France and Germany, the largest countries in the bloc by population, have joined others in calling on the Commission, the EU’s unelected executive, to produce new guidelines by October 17 “for determined action at all levels to increase and speed up returns from the European Union.”

EU leaders are set to meet in Brussels, Belgium, next week and are pushing for a change in migration policy as anti-mass migration parties surge in polls and win elections across the EU. The most recent—and one of the most notable—was the election victory of the populist Freedom Party of Austria (FPOe), which not only advocates for “Fortress Austria” border controls but also for a policy of “remigration.”

A number of populists have proposed remigration, which could involve deporting illegals or even legal migrants who refuse to integrate into society. For the Sweden Democrats, who now have a role in the Swedish government, remigration could involve stripping criminal migrants of Swedish citizenship.

Some countries in Europe have tried to strengthen immigration measures on their own, with Germany enacting 6-month-long land border controls after several fatal mass stabbings involving Islamist-inspired migrants, despite being members of the EU’s open borders Schengen agreement.

Following the European Parliament elections this year, more populists and conservatives now occupy the European Parliament, and stricter immigration controls stand a stronger chance of passing than in the past.

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European Union (EU) leaders claim they wish to reform the bloc's migration policies and speed up deportations, as major members call on the European Commission to enact new guidelines later this month. France and Germany, the largest countries in the bloc by population, have joined others in calling on the Commission, the EU's unelected executive, to produce new guidelines by October 17 "for determined action at all levels to increase and speed up returns from the European Union." show more

‘We F**ked It Up’ — Biden Blames Obama (And Himself) for Russia-Ukraine War.

Veteran journalist Bob Woodward reports that Joe Biden blames Barack Obama for the war in Ukraine, lamenting that their administration did nothing to stop Russia’s annexation of Crimea or the Russian separatist uprising in the Donbas following the Western-backed Euromaidan coup in 2014.

Woodward writes in his upcoming book War, which CNN has seen, that Biden believes “They fucked up in 2014,” referring to the Obama-Biden administration.

“That’s why we are here,” he told a friend of the full-scale war in Ukraine, which began in 2014. “We fucked it up. Barack never took [President Vladimir] Putin seriously.”

“We did nothing. We gave Putin a license to continue!” he continued angrily, insisting that he was “revoking [Putin’s] fucking license”—although two years on Russian forces are now steadily advancing, despite the U.S. and its allies spending billions of dollars arming and training the Ukrainian military and subsidizing the Ukrainian government and private sector.

NETANYAHU.

Woodward, who helped to break the Watergate scandal during the Richard Nixon administration, reports that Biden also regularly expresses fury with “That son of a bitch, Bibi Netanyahu.”

“He’s a bad guy. He’s a bad fucking guy!” Biden said of the Israeli prime minister privately. Israeli offensives into Gaza and Lebanon following the October 7 massacres of Israeli civilians by Hamas militants have badly damaged the standing of Biden and the Democratic Party among Arab and Muslim Americans, jeopardizing their electoral prospects in swing states like Michigan.

Biden said he “should never have picked” Attorney General Merrick Garland during a conversation over his son’s legal troubles.

The 81-year-old has also called Netanyahu a “fucking liar” and reportedly called him shouting, “Bibi, what the fuck?” after an Israeli airstrike in the Lebanese capital of Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander and three civilians in July.

Biden has received some sympathy on his various foreign policy disasters from George W. Bush, who reportedly called his Democrat successor saying, “I can understand what you’re going through, I got fucked by my intel people, too,” following the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan.

HUNTER.

Woodward also reports that Biden is privately angry with Attorney General Merrick Garland for allowing the investigations into his son, Hunter Biden, to escalate to their current point.

“Should never have picked Garland,” he reportedly told an associate, complaining: “This is never going to fucking go away.”

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Veteran journalist Bob Woodward reports that Joe Biden blames Barack Obama for the war in Ukraine, lamenting that their administration did nothing to stop Russia's annexation of Crimea or the Russian separatist uprising in the Donbas following the Western-backed Euromaidan coup in 2014. show more

RNC Legal Fail Means Officials CAN ‘Cure’ Ballots After They’ve Been Cast.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to hear a lawsuit brought by the Republican National Committee (RNC) and Pennsylvania GOP to halt several of the state’s counties from engaging in so-called “notice and cure” procedures, which allow voters to make changes to their mail-in ballots after they are cast. According to the court, the lawsuit brought by the RNC and state party was too close to the election for a ruling to be made.

Critics have long alleged that the RNC under Ronna Romney-McDaniel and its new leadership had failed to take the required actions quickly enough to materially impact the 2024 election, with this case serving as further evidence. Chris LaCivita and Michael Whatley took over the RNC from McDaniel in early March 2024, allowing for plenty of time to file the case over the summer. They sued in late September, six months later.

Previously, the state’s high court held that counties do not have to allow “notice and cure” procedures; however, over half of Pennsylvania’s counties allow the practice.

While the court’s decision to not hear the “notice and cure” lawsuit is a blow to election integrity efforts in Pennsylvania—a critical swing state in the 2024 election that some believe may determine the presidential contest—the court did deliver a win for fair elections in a second decision handed down.

The court declined to hear a lawsuit brought by Democrat-aligned voting rights groups challenging a Pennsylvania law requiring mail-in ballots to be posted with the correct date in order to be tallied. Like the RNC lawsuit, the court determined that the filing had been made too close to the election to be ruled upon.

During the 2022 mid-term election, around 10,000 mail-in ballots were disqualified because their envelopes did not have the correct date.

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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has declined to hear a lawsuit brought by the Republican National Committee (RNC) and Pennsylvania GOP to halt several of the state's counties from engaging in so-called “notice and cure” procedures, which allow voters to make changes to their mail-in ballots after they are cast. According to the court, the lawsuit brought by the RNC and state party was too close to the election for a ruling to be made. show more

Trump’s Transition Chief, Who Donated to Hillary and Jeb, Now Demands ‘Loyalty.’

Trump Transition Chief Howard Lutnick granted an interview to the globalist Financial Times, declaring that incoming administration hires must “prove” their loyalty. The Cantor Fitzgerald investment chief also used the interview to take more shots at Project 2025, most of which was compiled by Trump 2016 loyalists.

Federal Election Commission (FEC) data shows that Lutnick, however, donated to both Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush in 2016, when many of the aforementioned Project 2025 staffers were pro-Trump. To this day, none of those original staff have flipped their loyalties, unlike Lutnick, whose first foray into Trump’s political sphere came in 2020.

“They’re all going to be on the same side, and they’re all going to understand the policies, and we’re going to give people the role based on their capacity — and their fidelity and loyalty to the policy, as well as to the man,” Lutnick semi-explained, noting that he and Linda McMahon are in charge of both personnel and policy.

“Project 2025 is an absolute zero for the Trump-Vance transition,” he said. “You can use another term — radioactive.”

But Project 2025’s so-called “radioactivity” actually began from inside the Trump campaign, as The National Pulse has previously reported. Following the group’s refusal to endorse Republican In Name Only (RINO) staffers being brought into the Republican National Committee (RNC) by its effective chief of operations, Chris LaCivita, the Trump campaign (also ran in part by LaCivita) began attacking Project 2025 and its staff. Only then did the Democrats and media start targeting the group.

Asked about whether or not he would take a job for himself, Lutnick responded: “If [Trump] wants me in the mosaic, he would have to put me in… I’m not putting me in.”

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Trump Transition Chief Howard Lutnick granted an interview to the globalist Financial Times, declaring that incoming administration hires must "prove" their loyalty. The Cantor Fitzgerald investment chief also used the interview to take more shots at Project 2025, most of which was compiled by Trump 2016 loyalists. show more

Tampa Mayor Issues Stunning Warning to Those Refusing to Evacuate: ‘You’re Going to Die.’

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor strongly urges residents to evacuate as Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, nears Florida. Speaking on CNN, Castor bluntly warned of the storm’s potential devastation: “I can say without any dramatization whatsoever, if you choose to stay in one of those evacuation areas, you’re going to die.”

Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida’s Gulf Coast with sustained 180 mph winds, and meteorologists predict substantial rainfall. It is anticipated that landfall will be made as early as Wednesday. Currently ranked as the second-strongest hurricane in the Gulf’s recorded history, experts expect it to intensify further before reaching the Sunshine State. The storm’s potential impact includes a tidal surge estimated between 10 to 12 feet, much higher than the 6-foot surge caused by Hurricane Helene last week.

Residents have been heeding the evacuation advisories, with lines of cars seen departing the area immediately in the storm’s path and supermarket shelves emptying as people stock up on supplies. Castor highlighted the situation’s urgency, stating that attempts to withstand the storm are extremely dangerous. “[T]here’s never been once like this,” she said, warning people who may be hoping to ride out the storm in place that they face a “literally catastrophic” situation.

“[T]his is something that I have never seen in my life, and I can tell you that anyone who was born and raised in the Tampa Bay area has never seen anything like this before,” she added. “If we have that predicted storm surge, it is not survivable.”

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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor strongly urges residents to evacuate as Hurricane Milton, a Category 5 storm, nears Florida. Speaking on CNN, Castor bluntly warned of the storm's potential devastation: "I can say without any dramatization whatsoever, if you choose to stay in one of those evacuation areas, you’re going to die." show more
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Massive COVID Fund Fraud Occurred Kamala’s VP Pick, Gov. Tim Walz.

Dozens of Somali immigrants are involved in the largest COVID-19 fraud case in the United States, which saw the fraudsters net over $250 million in Governor Tim Walz’s Minnesota. A total of 47 Somali immigrants in Minneapolis, Minnesota, stand accused of embezzling $250 million in federal aid in the North Star State, run by Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s running mate. He has previously praised the Somali community in Minnesota, arguing they contribute to the state culturally and demographically.

The Feeding Our Future organization misappropriated funds intended for children and families affected by the pandemic, diverting them towards personal luxuries, real estate, and other non-essential purchases. State auditors released 16 separate reports highlighting a pattern of fraud under Governor Walz’s administration. Criticism has emerged over the Minnesota Department of Education’s oversight failures, with audits indicating officials ignored warning signs and vulnerabilities facilitating the fraud.

Governor Walz claimed that the fraud had been detected early and credited his administration for initiating corrective measures and prosecutions. However, Republican House Minority Leader Lisa Demuth questioned why no one from Walz’s team had faced any consequences despite numerous negative audit findings.

“When he is not holding any commissioners responsible, then yes, Gov. Walz is responsible for the fraud that has been ongoing in the state of Minnesota,” she argues.

A state audit pointed to a “culture of unaccountability” within agencies led by Walz’s appointees. Additionally, a judge recently admonished Walz for making misleading statements regarding the state’s handling of the scandal, potentially inflaming the ongoing legal proceedings related to Feeding Our Future.

The Governor and his officials have also been accused of “cooking the books” regarding teachers’ pensions, and hiding the extent of fees paid to Wall Street fund managers.

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Dozens of Somali immigrants are involved in the largest COVID-19 fraud case in the United States, which saw the fraudsters net over $250 million in Governor Tim Walz's Minnesota. A total of 47 Somali immigrants in Minneapolis, Minnesota, stand accused of embezzling $250 million in federal aid in the North Star State, run by Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris's running mate. He has previously praised the Somali community in Minnesota, arguing they contribute to the state culturally and demographically. show more