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January 7, 2025
Immigration
News

Now It’s ‘Hinduphobic’ to Oppose H-1B Visa Expansion!?

A Democrat in Michigan, originally from India, has accused America of being “racist” amid public debate over the controversial H-1B visa program that undercuts American workers. Michigan Representative Shri Thanedar, hailing from Belgaum, Karnataka, in India, asserts that the United States is experiencing significant “Hinduphobia” and has sponsored a congressional resolution to address the supposed issue.

On December 30, Thanedar took to X, stating, “Racism in America is still alive and well, and we must stand up to it together.” He claimed derogatory comments directed at Indian Americans in discussions about the H-1B program as evidence of this rhetoric. In response, he unveiled a bipartisan resolution condemning Hinduphobia.

Thanedar has also called for a major expansion of the H-1B program. He wrote on X advocating to “increase H1B tenfold and eliminate country quotas,” suggesting measures to streamline immigration checks and enhance the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) staffing to quicken legal immigration processes.

Indians are by far the nationality that benefits the most from H-1B visas, with 72 percent of all H-1B visas being given to Indian nationals in 2023. Tech giants make up the majority of companies that use the H-1B visa program, and tech billionaires like Elon Musk recently advocated for bringing in more migrants through the program.

Tesla, Musk’s electric vehicle company, laid off around 15,000 American workers in April last year and used H-1B visa migrants to fill many positions. President-elect Donald J. Trump has received pushback from supporters on the program as well, with some reporting they have lost jobs to Indian replacements on H-1B visas.

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A Democrat in Michigan, originally from India, has accused America of being "racist" amid public debate over the controversial H-1B visa program that undercuts American workers. Michigan Representative Shri Thanedar, hailing from Belgaum, Karnataka, in India, asserts that the United States is experiencing significant "Hinduphobia" and has sponsored a congressional resolution to address the supposed issue. show more
January 7, 2025
News

Yesterday Marked the First Time Democrats Haven’t Tried to Overthrow an Election This Century.

For the first time in a century, Democrats refrained from objecting to the Electoral College count of a Republican president, solidifying Donald J. Trump’s position as the official winner of the 2024 presidential election. During a joint session of Congress on Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris officially certified Trump’s electoral victory, with the count standing at 312 to 226. Notably, no objections were raised regarding state electors during this session.

Historically, Democrats have challenged the election results of every Republican president since 2001. They attempted to block George W. Bush’s electoral votes in 2001, contested the vote count in 2005, and 2017, House Democrats tried to object to votes from several states, with then-Vice President Joe Biden overseeing the certification.

In 2001, Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters of California attempted to challenge the results, but she was overruled by then-failed Democratic candidate Vice President Al Gore.

Ahead of the certification, Vice President Harris issued a video statement: “Today, I will perform my constitutional duty as Vice President to certify the results of the 2024 election. “This duty is a sacred obligation—one I will uphold guided by love of country, loyalty to our Constitution, and unwavering faith in the American people.”

Following this certification, the next major event will be Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20.

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For the first time in a century, Democrats refrained from objecting to the Electoral College count of a Republican president, solidifying Donald J. Trump's position as the official winner of the 2024 presidential election. During a joint session of Congress on Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris officially certified Trump's electoral victory, with the count standing at 312 to 226. Notably, no objections were raised regarding state electors during this session. show more
January 7, 2025
Politics
Religion

Pope Francis Appoints Anti-Trump Cardinal as New D.C. Archbishop.

Pope Francis is appointing Cardinal Robert McElroy—a noted progressive cleric from San Diego—as the new Archbishop of Washington, D.C., succeeding Cardinal Wilton Gregory. Cardinal McElroy previously gained attention for his outspoken opposition to President Donald J. Trump’s policies regarding illegal immigration. In addition, McElroy is known as an outspoken apologist for the LGBT community, even being accused of breaking with Church teachings on the subject.

Shortly after Trump’s 2017 inauguration, then-Bishop McElroy called on social justice advocates to actively challenge the administration’s policies. In a speech at the U.S. regional meeting of the World Meeting of Popular Movements, McElroy highlighted the supposed need for disruption efforts against initiatives such as deportation, negative portrayals of refugees, and reducing public benefits.

McElroy’s stances often contrast with those of more conservative Catholic leaders. Unlike some Church figures who openly oppose President Joe Biden’s support for abortion rights, McElroy has argued that such issues should not singularly define a Catholic’s political identity. In 2021, he wrote in America magazine—a Jesuit-run publication—against using the Eucharist as a political tool, advocating for Biden’s to continue receiving Holy Communion despite his support for aborting children.

This view aligns with broader themes in McElroy’s public commentary, which often emphasize issues like climate change as equally crucial. In 2020, he argued the potential long-term impact of climate change surpasses that of abortion in terms of human toll.

McElroy’s perspectives have sparked debate within the Church, clashing with traditionalist bishops over homosexuality and Catholic doctrine. In 2023, Bishop Thomas Paprocki indirectly accused McElroy of heresy in First Things, criticizing his views on LGBT rights and Communion.

McElroy has called for a shift in Church language regarding homosexuality, describing some teachings as outdated.

Image by U.S. Institute of Peace via Wikimedia Commons.

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Pope Francis is appointing Cardinal Robert McElroy—a noted progressive cleric from San Diego—as the new Archbishop of Washington, D.C., succeeding Cardinal Wilton Gregory. Cardinal McElroy previously gained attention for his outspoken opposition to President Donald J. Trump's policies regarding illegal immigration. In addition, McElroy is known as an outspoken apologist for the LGBT community, even being accused of breaking with Church teachings on the subject. show more
January 7, 2025
Media

This High-Stakes Lawsuit Against CNN is About to Begin.

Jury selection is underway for a defamation lawsuit against CNN, brought by Navy veteran Zachary Young over a 2021 segment aired on The Lead with Jake Tapper. The report suggested that Young was involved in illicit activities, charging large sums to facilitate evacuations from Afghanistan. Young claims these allegations harmed his reputation and career.

The program featured discussions on the challenges Afghans faced while fleeing the Taliban, referring to black markets and high prices. Young was the only individual identified in connection to these activities, with commentary suggesting unethical conduct. Young filed his lawsuit in June 2022, asserting the segment was misleading and unfairly damaged his reputation and business.

Young’s legal team has uncovered internal CNN communications that they believe demonstrate an intention to damage Young’s reputation. These include assertions about flaws in the segment and inappropriate remarks about Young. CNN eventually acknowledged inaccuracies in its reporting, with Pamela Brown issuing an apology in March 2022, clarifying that no association with a black market evacuation scheme was intended.

Despite CNN’s apology, Judge William S. Henry decided the network could still face legal action, noting the retraction was not broadcast in other shows where the segment aired or posted online. CNN continues defending its segment, arguing it was pursuing legitimate concerns about the financial demands of escaping Afghanistan. The network claims it was unaware of the full details of Young’s business practices due to his lack of cooperation and alleged ‘misinformation.’

This trial follows high-profile defamation cases against media outlets like ABC, which agreed to a $15 million settlement with President-elect Donald J. Trump over George Stephanopoulos’s false assertion Trump was found liable for rape.

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Jury selection is underway for a defamation lawsuit against CNN, brought by Navy veteran Zachary Young over a 2021 segment aired on The Lead with Jake Tapper. The report suggested that Young was involved in illicit activities, charging large sums to facilitate evacuations from Afghanistan. Young claims these allegations harmed his reputation and career. show more
January 7, 2025
Health
News

Pro-Lifer Arrested for Preaching Gospel Outside Abortion Facility.

Police arrested a pro-life man in Ohio for preaching the Gospel outside an abortion clinic, as police claimed he was annoying women trying to enter the facility. On December 28, Zack Knotts was arrested outside an abortion clinic in Cuyahoga Falls, charged with disorderly conduct.

Knotts was using a megaphone to deliver a Christian message to women entering the facility. According to reports, he said, “There’s hope in the Gospel of Jesus Christ for all of you,” and mentioned salvation for sinners.

A video recorded by Knotts’s wife shows police approaching and detaining him. Initially, Knotts was not informed of the reason for his arrest, but officers later cited complaints about “inconvenience, annoyance, or alarm” caused by his words.

The disorderly conduct ordinance in Cuyahoga Falls prohibits making “unreasonable noise.” Knotts argues this regulation lacks objective standards, allowing selective enforcement. He referenced similar cases dismissed by the Supreme Court.

Footage shows Knotts in a police vehicle, justifying his actions to an officer and hinting at legal action. The video later shows him being released. Lindsay Davis-Knotts posted on Instagram that her husband was warned against returning to the site for evangelizing, facing a potential prison term.

Heather Idoni, another pro-life activist, was arrested in 2023 for violating pro-abortion laws meant to stop protests at abortion clinics. Idoni complained of mistreatment in custody, including being forced into solitary confinement.

In the United Kingdom, the leftist Labour Party government is looking to ban outright all protests outside abortion clinics, including silent prayer.

Image by Lindsay Davis-Knotts (@lindsaydavisknotts) via Instagram.

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Police arrested a pro-life man in Ohio for preaching the Gospel outside an abortion clinic, as police claimed he was annoying women trying to enter the facility. On December 28, Zack Knotts was arrested outside an abortion clinic in Cuyahoga Falls, charged with disorderly conduct. show more
January 7, 2025
News
Politics
UK

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party Gains ANOTHER Big Defection.

Nigel Farage’s Reform Party has welcomed a former Conservative Party Member of Parliament (MP) known for being tough on illegal immigration and a challenger of woke dogma. Marco Longhi becomes the third defector in as many months to Farage’s party, which is exploding in the polls.

Longhi—who represented the Dudley North constituency (electoral district) from 2019 to 2024—announced his shift, criticizing the current direction of the Conservative Party, describing it as “unrecognizable” compared to its former days under leaders like Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher.

“The Conservative Party I once identified with—the party of Churchill and Thatcher—has transformed into something unrecognizable, captured by a left-wing influence that masquerades as conservatism at election time while prioritizing the wishes of an elite few when in power,” he said, saying he would not be part of this “uniparty drift.”

A staunch Conservative, Longhi penned a letter to the Telegraph newspaper in 2020, slamming the “woke agenda” and cultural Marxism. He also confronted former Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, who resigned after a sex abuse coverup last year, on his support for illegal immigration. Longhi questioned the former Archbishop in 2022 on why he was against a plan to remove asylum seekers to Rwanda, asking if he would house illegals in his own palaces.

Reform has attracted several defectors from the Conservatives, including billionaire donor Nick Candy as treasurer and former Conservative MP Aidan Burley.

Internationally, tech billionaire Elon Musk has expressed support for Reform after meeting with Farage and Candy in Florida late last year.

Image by Owain.davies.

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Nigel Farage's Reform Party has welcomed a former Conservative Party Member of Parliament (MP) known for being tough on illegal immigration and a challenger of woke dogma. Marco Longhi becomes the third defector in as many months to Farage's party, which is exploding in the polls. show more
January 6, 2025
William Upton
Media
Politics

‘The View’ Goes Off the Deep End, Likens Jan 6 to the Holocaust.

The View‘s Sunny Hostin, known for outlandish and often absurd political statements, is now likening the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots to the Holocaust. Speaking on the ABC mid-day talk show, Hostin lamented that most Americans appear to have moved on from the unrest that occurred four years ago in Washington, D.C.

“I think we need to find moral clarity, you know, in this country,” Hostin said as co-host Whoopi Goldberg looked on. “I just remember after January 6, you had someone like Mitch McConnell placing the blame on January 6 where it belongs—squarely on Donald Trump’s shoulders. And then you started seeing people backtrack that and losing their moral center. You had Condoleezza Rice, I believe—on this very show—saying, ‘You know we need to move on from January 6.'”

“I say no. You don’t move on. Because January 6 was an atrocity. It was one of the worst moments in American history. And when you think about the worst moments in American history, you know, like World War Two—things that happened—like the Holocaust, chattel slavery, we need to never forget. Because past becomes prologue if you forget any race.”

While the far-left host of The View insists the Capitol riots stand in moral equivalence to some of the darkest moments in modern history, the scale does not appear to be comparable. Four total individuals died during the riots—all were protestors, including Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed at point-blank range by Capitol Police Officer Lt. Michael Byrd while trying to climb through a window near the House Chamber, unarmed.

Meanwhile, the Holocaust saw Nazi Germany exterminate over six million Jews on an industrial scale, and the American practice of chattel slavery saw just over 10 million mostly African-heritage individuals held in bondage in the United States.

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The View's Sunny Hostin, known for outlandish and often absurd political statements, is now likening the January 6, 2021, Capitol riots to the Holocaust. Speaking on the ABC mid-day talk show, Hostin lamented that most Americans appear to have moved on from the unrest that occurred four years ago in Washington, D.C. show more
January 6, 2025
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Migrant Found With AR-15, $750K Drugs in Publicly Funded Hotel.

Massachusetts law enforcement officials have apprehended Leonardo Andujar Sanchez, a 28-year-old Dominican national, at a taxpayer-supported shelter in Revere, Massachusetts. Andujar faces charges including firearm possession without legal authorization, possession of ammunition, possession of high-capacity magazines, and trafficking heroin. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office spokesman confirmed these charges.

The arrest occurred on December 27 after a search warrant was executed at the Quality Inn. During the search, authorities confiscated an AR-15 rifle, ammunition, and approximately five kilograms of illicit drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine. The drugs are estimated to have a street value of around $750,000. The arrest underscores ongoing issues related to unlawful migrants residing in state-funded shelters.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials revealed that Andujar had entered the United States illegally before his arrest. ICE has issued an immigration detainer in conjunction with Revere police, signifying intentions to take him into custody after local legal proceedings.

This case is part of a broader pattern involving illegal migrants in Massachusetts shelters. Earlier this year, another migrant, Cory Alvarez—a Haitian national—was arrested for raping a disabled child at another migrant hotel.

The influx of illegal migrants and inadmissible foreign nationals in Massachusetts is costing the state huge sums of money, projected to exceed $1 billion by fiscal year 2025.

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Massachusetts law enforcement officials have apprehended Leonardo Andujar Sanchez, a 28-year-old Dominican national, at a taxpayer-supported shelter in Revere, Massachusetts. Andujar faces charges including firearm possession without legal authorization, possession of ammunition, possession of high-capacity magazines, and trafficking heroin. The Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office spokesman confirmed these charges. show more
January 6, 2025
William Upton
Media
TECH

Ousted WaPo Reporter Lobbies Instagram to Show Teens More LGBT Content.

Disgraced former Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz is pushing Meta‘s Instagram social media platform to expose teenagers to more LGBT content. Lorenz, who has a concerning history regarding her interactions and behavior towards minors on social media despite being around 41 years old, claims Instagram is removing content warnings on posts with LGBT-related hashtags after she complained to the company.

“Instagram blocked teens from searching LGBTQ-related content for months,” Lorenz wrote on the far-left Bluesky—a clone of X (formerly Twitter) which has become popular among progressive activists, Never Trumpers, and pedophiles following President-elect Donald J. Trump’s landslide 2024 election victory. She continues: “Posts with LGBTQ+ hashtags were hidden under Meta’s ‘sensitive content’ policy which restricts ‘sexually suggestive content’, Meta said they are fixing this ‘error’ after I reached out for comment.”


The National Pulse has previously reported that Instagram failed to prevent the promotion of child-sexualizing material—in some instances, pushed under the guise of LGBT content.

In 2023, a Wall Street Journal investigation found that test accounts used to follow young gymnasts, cheerleaders, and other active teenage influencers were quickly inundated with “salacious content” such as inappropriate footage of children as well as “overtly sexual adult videos.” Investigations conducted by Stanford University and the University of Massachusetts Amherst found similar issues with Instagram’s content promoted through its algorithm.

Meanwhile, Lorenz was forced out of our role at The Washington Post late last year after she lied regarding her own post on Instagram, calling President Joe Biden a “war criminal.” Subsequently, Lorenz was dropped by Vox Media after she promoted violence against American healthcare CEOs on Bluesky following the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

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Disgraced former Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz is pushing Meta's Instagram social media platform to expose teenagers to more LGBT content. Lorenz, who has a concerning history regarding her interactions and behavior towards minors on social media despite being around 41 years old, claims Instagram is removing content warnings on posts with LGBT-related hashtags after she complained to the company. show more
January 6, 2025
William Upton
Breaking
Lawfare

BREAKING: Giuliani Held in Contempt of Court by Trump-Appointed Democrat Judge.

A federal judge found former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani in contempt of court on Monday for not complying with a court order to transfer assets. The decision relates to a previous judgment in favor of two former election workers from Georgia—Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shaye Moss—who say Giuliani defamed them. Giuliani was ordered to pay the two women an astonishing $148 million in damages.

“The defendant willfully violated an unambiguous order of the court,” U.S. District Court Judge Lewis Liman–a Trump-appointed Democrat–ruled from the bench in his Manhattan federal courthouse. Late last year, Giuliani, 80, was disbarred in Washington, D.C., over the defamation lawsuit’s results and other public statements.

The judgment requiring Giuliani to turn over certain assets stemmed from allegations made during the 2020 presidential election in Georgia. These allegations led to a lawsuit by the two workers, who claimed they were defamed by false accusations related to ballot fraud. Despite the court’s directive to settle the issue by transferring assets, Giuliani has reportedly not fulfilled these obligations, resulting in the contempt ruling.

Giuliani, known as “America’s Mayor” for his leadership following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, has been involved in several legal battles over the past few years. However, the former New York City Mayor and attorney for Donald J. Trump has been one of the more prominent targets of Democrat-backed lawfare efforts stemming from Republican challenges to the 2020 election results.

Further legal proceedings in the case are expected as the court considers the conditions of enforcement for its judgment.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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A federal judge found former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani in contempt of court on Monday for not complying with a court order to transfer assets. The decision relates to a previous judgment in favor of two former election workers from Georgia—Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shaye Moss—who say Giuliani defamed them. Giuliani was ordered to pay the two women an astonishing $148 million in damages. show more