An executive order signed by President Donald Trump aims to address homelessness by placing individuals in shelters and addiction centers, with legal consequenc ...

Officials have already cleared dozens of homeless encampments in the District of Columbia in recent days as President Donald ...

President Trump’s campaign against homeless people is not limited to the District of Columbia. On July 24, Trump issued an ...

Asheville-area advocates consider possible impacts of a July 24 executive order that seeks drastic changes for homeless services nationwide. ASHEVILLE - In the months after Helene, Asheville and ...

The order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to “reverse judicial precedents and end consent decrees” that limit ...

Christine English-Baird spends at least one day a week distributing basic supplies to homeless people in Wichita, home to one ...

How the United States approaches homelessness could soon shift drastically after President Donald Trump's July order.

Nearly a year to the day after Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a new, get-tough stance on homelessness in California, President Donald Trump issued a sweeping executive order that echoes the governor ...

Opinion:Trump is telling cities that in order to get federal money, they must clear encampments and build the infrastructure ...

The Trump administration’s executive order on homelessness and mental illness raises concerns it could harm LGBTQ+ people.

What order may mean for California In recent years, California has become a national poster child for the issue of homelessness, the challenges it poses and the difficulty governments can have ...

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