Trump’s HUD secretary cuts a key fair housing rule; advocates warn of deeper segregation
Affordable housing experts and advocates say it will harm Black communities and vulnerable minorities the most.
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“It's heartbreaking': HUD Secretary Scott Turner prays at LA Dream Center before assessing wildfire damage
United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner led a prayer at a homeless center as he announced ...
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HUD Reportedly Considering Office Closures Across Multiple States
Plans to downsize the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) could leave some 34 states without local HUD ...
Housing Discrimination Groups Sue DOGE and HUD for Cutting Funds
Organizations that enforce the federal Fair Housing Act say they are struggling to operate with the sudden elimination of ...
Asheville changes Helene disaster recovery plan after federal criticism of ‘DEI criteria’
The Housing and Urban Development secretary said the department will not approve any plans that aren’t compliant with ...
A legal battle is brewing as Trump accused of ignoring court’s block on anti-DEI policies
If there’s no enforceability because you’ve decided to lay down on your back and kiss the ring, then this country […] ...
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Federal Policy Updates: Key Legislative Efforts to Address Housing and Poverty
The ongoing housing and economic crises have pushed federal lawmakers and advocates to introduce significant legislative ...
Dallas mayor tells Congress the private sector, not government, is key to affordable homes
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson testified on Capitol Hill, saying the federal government needs to make homebuilding easier to ...
Trump administration backs off mandate addressing housing segregation and discrimination
Boston began requiring real estate developers to consider how their projects could hurt residents historically discriminated against in housing and take steps to reduce those impacts.
Trump retreats from fighting housing discrimination in the middle of an affordability crisis
Boston began requiring real estate developers to consider how their projects could hurt residents historically discriminated against in housing and take steps to reduce those impacts.