White House Budget Proposal to Cut Housing and Urban Development Rental Aid

The proposed White House budget aims to cut federal rental aid and give money to states to design their own programs, imposing a cap on rental assistance for able-bodied adults. Advocates fear this would lead to increased homelessness and disrupt aid for millions. Congress holds spending authority and may not enact these cuts. The budget also targets HUD funding for homelessness and proposes changes in how aid is allocated, raising concerns among advocates.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner's Mission to Make Housing Affordable for Americans

HUD Secretary Scott Turner is focused on making housing affordable for all Americans, reorienting the department to serve the most vulnerable population. He aims to provide a path towards self-sustainability, reduce homelessness, and prioritize American citizens over illegal aliens in housing assistance. Turner is working to streamline processes, ensure good stewardship of taxpayer dollars, and facilitate disaster recovery efforts. The Trump administration's America First agenda guides HUD's mission.

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Headquarters Sale

The Trump administration plans to sell the HUD headquarters, known as the ugliest building in D.C., and terminate half of HUD's staff. HUD has a history of mismanagement and failed policies, leading to crime-infested public housing projects and billions of dollars misused. The administration aims to cut rental subsidies and address the racial homeownership gap.

Broken Air Conditioning System at Trinity Woods Senior Living

Residents at Trinity Woods senior living in Emporia, Va., have been enduring extreme heat for the past three years due to a broken central air conditioning system. Despite being awarded $5.4 million for upgrades, the program was terminated by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This has left residents scrambling for alternative financing to improve their living conditions.

Immigration Policy and Housing Crisis

HUD Secretary Scott Turner discusses Trump administration's efforts to end immigration crisis by prioritizing only Americans for government-funded housing, terminating FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, and forming interagency initiatives with DHS.

HUD Ends FHA-Insured Mortgages for Non-Permanent Residents

HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the end of FHA-insured mortgages for non-permanent residents, including illegal aliens, reversing a Biden-era policy. New eligibility requirements will take effect on May 25, affecting DACA recipients and asylum seekers.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner's Actions on DEI Contracts and Hurricane Relief Plan in Asheville, NC

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner shut down a hurricane relief plan in Asheville, North Carolina, that included a DEI initiative. He emphasized that DEI is dead at HUD under President Trump's executive orders.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner's Visit to L.A. Fire-Devastated Communities

Secretary of HUD Scott Turner visited communities devastated by L.A. fires, pledged federal support for rebuilding efforts in a moving video posted on Breitbart News.

Extension of Foreclosure Moratorium in Los Angeles County due to Wildfires

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has extended the foreclosure moratorium on FHA single family homes in Los Angeles County due to wildfires. The extension is for 90 days, providing relief to over 100,000 FHA-insured mortgages.

Government Waste and Software License Mismanagement

Discussion on President Trump's relationship with his Cabinet members and the discovery of squandered money on unused software licenses at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Extension of Foreclosure Moratorium for Los Angeles Fire Victims

The Trump administration is extending a foreclosure moratorium for an additional 90 days to victims of the Los Angeles fires. The foreclosure moratorium will apply to loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

House Democrats Confront HUD Employees Over Federal Housing Programs

Reps. Maxine Waters and Rashida Tlaib led a group of House Democrats and protesters to confront HUD employees about federal housing programs. They were denied a meeting with Sec. Scott Turner and caused a commotion at the agency's headquarters.

Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule Rollback by HUD Under Biden Administration

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner cut $4 million in DEI contracts and uncovered $1.9 billion in misplaced funds under the Biden administration. HUD rolled back the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule, impacting local governments across the country.

Trump Administration's Proposed Staff Cuts at HUD

The Trump administration is considering massive staff cuts at the federal housing agency, particularly targeting the office that funds homelessness programs, which could worsen record-high homelessness. Advocates are concerned about the impact on housing and homelessness initiatives.

Hacking Incident at U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Screens at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were hacked to display a vulgar AI-generated video of President Trump and Elon Musk. The prank was cheered on by the Democrats' House Committee on Financial Services. The video takeover occurred after Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) canceled diversity contracts and recovered misplaced HUD funds.

Hacking Incident at U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Screens at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were hacked to display a message supporting Elon Musk as the 'real king' while showing an AI video of President Trump sucking Musk's toes. This occurred after the Trump administration proposed cutting federal workers at the housing agency.

Video of Trump Kissing Elon Musk's Feet Played at HUD

A video likely generated with artificial intelligence shows President Trump kissing Elon Musk's feet in a supposed hack at the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The incident follows a proposal to cut the agency's workforce by the Trump administration.

Proposed Cuts to HUD's Homelessness Funding

The Trump administration plans to cut most federal staff in the HUD office that funds homelessness programs, which could worsen the record-high homelessness in the U.S. The Biden administration approved the next wave of homelessness funding, which has not yet been distributed.

HUD Cancels Contracts Promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

HUD cancelled $4 million in contracts promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion after identifying them as wasteful spending. Sec. Scott Turner has already identified $260 million in savings. $1.9 billion misplaced by the Biden administration was recovered.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner's Policy Changes

Newly-sworn HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced plans to remove 'far-left agenda items' and uphold 'biological truth' by eliminating the Obama-era equal access policy based on gender identity. He also emphasized the need to protect women in HUD-funded shelters and ensure efficient use of tax dollars.

Outgoing HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge's Reflections on American Housing

Outgoing HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge reflects on her tenure and vision for the future of American housing in an interview with NPR's Michel Martin.

Cash Aid Program for Renters in Philadelphia

Angie Atkins, a single mother in northwest Philadelphia, struggled with rising rent costs until she was selected for a cash aid program that subsidized her rent for 2 1/2 years. This pilot program, called PHLHousing+, is aimed at helping low-income households and has been successful in providing relief to participants.

Marcia Fudge Retirement from HUD

Marcia Fudge, the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, announces her retirement after nearly five decades of public service, emphasizing the importance of affordable housing and homeownership. President Biden praises her work and highlights her efforts in expanding housing assistance and addressing homelessness.