public housing

Stephen Moore Gives Painfully Awkward Explanation For Racist Obama Joke

Donald Trump’s nominee for the Federal Reserve Board admitted he had “a long paper trail” in making controversial jokes and comments.
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This City Wants to Reverse Segregation by Reviving Neighborhoods

Should cities invest in neighborhoods with the greatest need, or those likely to prosper?
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The City Where Artists Are Fighting Gentrification

They are working with activists, planners and government to turn an abandoned government building into studios, public housing and a shelter for refugees.
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The City That's Built An Affordable Housing Paradise

Public housing is the accommodation of last resort in the U.S. Not so in Austria's capital city.
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London Breed Sworn In As San Francisco's First Black Female Mayor

Breed promised to be a voice for those who grew up in public housing, just like she did.
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State Of Emergency Declared At New York City's Housing Authority

The executive order provides $250 million for necessary repairs, upgrades and construction in public housing.
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Ben Carson Continues An Alarming Trend, Scraps HUD's Anti-Discrimination Language

HUD Secretary Ben Carson has removed a promise of inclusive communities from his agency’s mission statement.
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Demands For Answers Mount As London's Tower Fire Death Toll Rises

The deadly blaze has triggered a debate on public housing and safety.
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A Personal Look At How The Public Housing System Is Failing Its Residents

Public housing has got to improve.
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The Affordable Housing Shortage Lets Millions Fall Through The Cracks

Advocates say we need a lot more affordable housing, and soon.
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