RI homeless advocates are worried about impacts to programs that help them house people experiencing homelessness.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture moved to terminate union contracts with thousands of employees of its animal health and ...

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Trump is dismantling Housing First programs to reduce homelessness. But advocates say that could have dire consequences for people who are struggling and unhoused.

A federal judge in Washington determined Columbus and other cities should get Congressionally approved grants without being required to follow Trump's executive orders.

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The Department of Veterans Affairs has canceled its collective bargaining agreements with labor unions representing more than ...

President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for the crack down on homelessness has sparked concern among advocates nationwide, including San Antonio.