Nick R. Hamilton, Author at Slay News

Trump Administration Ends ‘Disastrous’ CHNV Program for ‘Loosely Vetted’ Migrants

President Donald Trump's administration is continuing with efforts to deport the millions of illegal aliens currently residing in the country. Millions of migrants were also let in "legally" by former President Joe Biden's administration. However, the gravy train is now over, and the mistakes of the past are being reversed.…

Trump Admin Revokes Student Visas of 300 College Campus Agitators

President Donald Trump's administration has revoked the student visas of over 300 foreign students believed to be behind the pro-Hamas protests on college campuses across the country. The Trump administration said Thursday that these agitators now face deportation. Investigators are "looking every day" for foreign students who have aligned themselves…

House Votes to End Biden’s Restrictions on Refrigerators and Freezers

Lawmakers in the U.S. House have voted to end former President Joe Biden's regulations that placed restrictions on refrigerators and freezers. The vote is part of a wider effort by Republicans and President Donald Trump to roll back Biden-era regulations that targeted common household appliances. The rules would have imposed…

Leftist Former Freddie Mac Employee Threatens to Blow Up HQ, Targets Trump-Appointed Official

A leftist former Freddie Mac employee was taken into custody after making bomb threats on social media against the government-sponsored enterprise. Maria Del Carmen Lopez Lozano allegedly said in a series of posts threatening the McLean, Virginia, headquarters and its employees, Breitbart reported. Fairfax County Police arrested Lopez Lozanno, who…

Trump Gets Economic Boost as February Sees Unexpected Growth

President Donald Trump has secured a huge economic boost as durable goods orders in the United States experienced a surprising increase in February. The boost came contrary to projections of a decrease. This unexpected uptick signals robust business investment in several sectors crucial to the economy. The news is a…

Republicans Back Plans to Block Anti-Trump Judges Issuing Nationwide Court Injunctions

Republicans on Capitol Hill are getting behind plans to block anti-Trump activist judges from issuing nationwide court injunctions to undermine the president's agenda. GOP lawmakers have been looking at ways to end the judicial overreach that has stymied President Donald Trump's agenda. However, impeachment isn't topping the list. While top…

Justice Thomas Slams Supreme Court’s Decision to Uphold ‘Ghost Gun’ Regulations, Warns of ‘Government Overreach’

Justice Clarence Thomas has blasted his colleagues on the Supreme Court over the majority's decision to uphold regulations on so-called "ghost guns." Thomas wrote a scathing dissent after the court's 7-2 ruling allowing ghost guns to be regulated. The law, which Thomas called an "overreach," was enacted during former President…

Tucker Carlson’s Journalist Father Richard Dies

Tucker Carlson has announced that his father, award-winning journalist Richard Warner Carlson, has died. In an obituary posted on X, Carlson said his father died at home on Monday in Boca Grande, Florida. Richard Carlson was 84 when he died. He passed away following six weeks of illness. "He refused…

Michelle Obama Declares Presidential Run ‘Unthinkable’: ‘The Answer Is No’

Former First Lady Michelle Obama has declared that the idea of her running for president is "unthinkable." Michelle Obama's name has been frequently bandied about by Democrats desperate to counter President Donald Trump. Obama appeared last week on the "Not Gonna Lie" podcast hosted by Kylie Kelce, The Hill reported.…

NASA’s New Direction Prompts Termination of $420 Million in Contracts

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has made a bold move by terminating $420 million in contracts as the agency takes a new direction. According to reports, the decision was driven by a new focus on optimizing resources in line with its evolving mission priorities. The space agency's decision…