More cities and states make homeless encampments a crime, leaving low-income people with few options
More cities and states make homeless encampments a crime, leaving low-income people with few options As the number of people experiencing homelessness increases across the country, more cities and states have passed laws making it illegal to live out of tents and cars or sleep in public spaces. More than 100 jurisdictions have had such bans on the books for years, according to the National Homeles
U.S. rents surge, leaving behind generation of younger workers
[1/4]Maeve Kozlark poses for a portrait at their residence in Queens' neighborhood of Ridgewood, New York, September 16, 2022. REUTERS/Amr Alfiky Acquire Licensing Rights Sept 21 (Reuters) - The cost of renting a home in the United States is surging and young workers have felt the sharpest pain, many of them taking on additional jobs or roommates to afford housing costs. Household rents in 2021 ju
Opinion | California Is Making Liberals Squirm (Published 2021)
You may have heard that San Francisco’s Board of Education voted 6 to 1 to rename 44 schools, stripping ancient racists of their laurels, but also Abraham Lincoln and Senator Dianne Feinstein. The history upon which these decisions were made was dodgy, and the results occasionally bizarre. Paul Revere, for instance, was canceled for participating in a raid on Indigenous Americans that was actually
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