A new Housing and Urban Development report said blacks make up nearly half of the homeless population, despite comprising only 13% of the population. An estimated 568,000 people experienced ...

Critics debate whether the primary win of Zohran Mamdani is a referendum on the future of the Democratic party. One thing is certain – he clearly struck a nerve with voters, and it’s that Americans ...

The surprising story, in words and pictures, behind the homeless crisis in Los Angeles — a tale of law enforcement, housing ...

The estimated number of people experiencing homelessness in America surged to about 771,000 in 2024 – shattering last year’s record total since reporting began in 2007. That’s according to ...

A leaked DOJ survey reveals chilling plans to expand forced treatment, relocate unhoused people, and redirect support away ...

Homelessness in the United States appears to have risen by 18% since last year, to the highest level since HUD began collecting this data in 2007 ...

Supporting the homeless in healing and becoming productive members of society is not just about compassion; it is also a strategic investment in America’s long-term prosperity and strength.

How America’s laws impact people experiencing homelessness The bystander effect began more than a century ago with laws making the homeless invisible.

A New Book Details How Scarily Easy It Is To Be ‘Pushed’ Into Homelessness in America Reality undermines "the claims that America makes for itself: If you do join the formal labor force, you ...

Both stories are woven seamlessly into There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America, Brian Goldstone’s stunning narrative account of the working poor whose unhoused ranks have ...

Small homes offer immediate shelter, privacy, and safety to homeless people, but experts are split over their effect in solving the homelessness crisis.

The number of homeless people in America grew by 18% since last year, setting a record high of 771,480 individuals, according to a federal report released Friday. Instead of bringing us all ...