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Ohio housing advocates spoke out against President Donald Trump’s recent executive order that would force those experiencing ...
Universities and other state bodies have therefore instructed their employees to remove their pronouns and any "gender ...
Sen. John Fetterman has sought to replicate state Sen. Nikil Saval’s Whole Home Repairs policy, which created a grant program ...
The money for the Finding Our Roots African American Museum will be reimbursed through Hurricane Ida disaster relief funds.
The biggest health-care spending cuts in U.S. history rightly dominated discussion of President Donald Trump’s giant tax and ...
Aimed at helping communities recover from major disasters more quickly, the Reforming Disaster Recovery Act was introduced ...
But ultimately, Trump’s plan is bound to fall short of its vaguely stated goals. That’s because his executive order ...
Sen. Jim Banks introduced a bipartisan bill to build homes in abandoned or run down buildings, and Northwest Indiana mayors support what it would do.
The order would make it easier for cities and states to move unhoused people into long-term institutional settings involuntarily.
Washtenaw County Sheriff Alyshia Dyer says this order treats homelessness like a crime, while she see's it as a means of survival.
(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Much as he did during his first term, President Donald Trump has been insisting lately that he — and perhaps he alone — knows how to fix the homelessness crisis that has long ...
Next City reports a study shows criminalizing homelessness does not reduce it, with many cities seeing increased rates ...