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December 8, 2022

We worked for Dr. Ben Carson. We know Dr. Ben Carson. Canceling him is just not right.

We worked for Ben Carson. We know Ben Carson. Letting cancel culture erase a school name honoring him is a rejection of his heroism and the American dream.

December 2, 2022

Tennessee awards over $27 million in grants for community development

More than $27 million in community development grants has been approved in Tennessee. The grants will help the community with health and safety initiatives and housing rehabilitation.

December 1, 2022

NYC liberals rip Adams' homelessness directive to forcibly hospitalize mentally ill living on streets, subways

New York City Mayor Eric Adams directed NYPD, FDNY and housing to start involuntarily committing the severely mentally ill homeless people unable to meet their basic needs.

November 29, 2022

NYC bill preventing landlords from performing criminal background checks backed by majority of council

New York City landlords may soon be prohibited from performing criminal background checks on prospective tenants.

November 27, 2022

How progressives' grand plans for subsidized housing have harmed African Americans

Our country's low-income housing policies, from public housing to Section 8, tax credits and more have done real harm to those they were intended to help. Here's how it all began.

November 16, 2022

Rent stabilization, affordable housing measures approved across several US cities

Housing propositions won in several cities during this year’s midterms. The ballot measures will protect tenants from soaring rent increases amid inflation and prevent homelessness.

November 15, 2022

New Senate, House leaders elected by GOP majorities in North Dakota Legislature

The GOP majorities in the North Dakota Legislature have elected new House and Senate leaders. Sen. David Hogue and Rep. Mike Lefor will serve as leaders in their respective chambers.

November 7, 2022

Colorado voters take on the state’s soaring housing costs

Coloradans are tackling the state’s expensive housing costs on this year’s ballot measures. Some of the measures include allocating tax revenue towards affordable housing.

November 4, 2022

Katie Porter extended leave approved after UC Irvine dean warned rejection could reflect 'badly’ on school

Democratic Rep. Katie Porter, a professor on leave from University of California, Irvine, still owns her on-campus home despite not teaching at the school for nearly four years.

November 2, 2022

Georgia stops accepting applications from people asking for rent assistance

A Georgia agency is no longer accepting applications for rent assistance from the federally funded aid program. The program began in 2020 to help combat evictions.