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January 28, 2021

Biden HUD nominee Fudge explains 'equity' doesn't mean 'treating everyone the same'

President Biden's Housing and Urban Development Secretary nominee Rep. Marcia Fudge, D-Ohio, explained to the Senate Banking Committee Thursday that when it comes to housing, treating people the same based on race is not the preferred approach.

January 28, 2021

HUD secretary nominee pressed on accusing GOP of not caring 'even a little bit about people of color'

Housing and Urban Development secretary nominee Marcia Fudge鈥檚 confirmation hearing kicked off with her having to address broad insults as well as an accusation of racism that she previously leveled at Republicans.

November 29, 2020

Seattle-area homeowners report 鈥榮overeign citizen鈥� property seizure attempts: report

Police in suburbs north of Seattle say so-called 鈥渟overeign citizens鈥� have been visiting homes in at least two communities, presenting homeowners with official-looking documents, and announcing that they鈥檙e the rightful owners.

November 26, 2020

California officers face protest while trying to oust alleged squatters from state-owned homes: report

Protesters clashed with聽California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers Wednesday night after authorities removed and detained alleged squatters聽who occupied several vacant homes in Los Angeles, according to reports.聽

November 13, 2020

Biden HUD secretary frontrunner praised top communist as her 'mentor'

The potential frontrunner to head the Housing and Urban Development agency under President-elect Joe Biden's incoming administration could face opposition during the Senate confirmation process over her past praise for a Communist Party member.

October 21, 2020

Ben Carson blasts Biden's plan for American suburbs: 'We want people to be able to have choice'

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson聽sounded the alarm Tuesday over Joe Biden's plan to reinstall an Obama-era low-income housing regulation that the聽Trump administration rolled back聽in July.聽

September 14, 2020

Jim Breslo: Luxury living for LA homeless 鈥� taxpayers coughing up this for new housing

Los Angeles is infamous for its homeless crisis, and it is getting worse, up another 16% this year to about 36,000 people.

September 8, 2020

Texas police who evicted Houston family on TV raise $228G to help amid coronavirus pandemic

The Texas law enforcement agency who served the eviction notice for a Houston family shown kicked out of their home on national television last week after losing their primary source of income during the coronavirus pandemic has聽since raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to help that same family get back on their feet.

August 26, 2020

Office of Special Counsel says it won't be 'grandstanding' about potential RNC Hatch Act violations

The federal government office charged with enforcing ethics clarified its role in monitoring Hatch Act violations in light of so much media attention on complaints about the Republican National Convention and said certain areas of the White House are available for political activities.

August 23, 2020

HUD Sec Carson and Rollins: Opportunity zones key to lifting people out of poverty

Nearly 8,800 disadvantaged communities, home to approximately 35 million low-income individuals, are already seeing billions of dollars in new investments due to their status as 鈥渙pportunity zones.鈥澛犅�