Detroit Children Die of Hypothermia Amidst City's Homeless Crisis
In Detroit, two children died of hypothermia in a van after their mother's repeated requests for shelter were ignored by the city's homeless response team, highlighting systemic failures in addressing homelessness and the potential impact of federal funding cuts.
Detroit Children Die of Hypothermia Amidst City's Homeless Crisis
In Detroit, two children died of hypothermia in a van after their mother's repeated requests for shelter were ignored by the city's homeless response team, highlighting systemic failures in addressing homelessness and the potential impact of federal funding cuts.
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48% Bias Score
Child's Suicide Highlights Failures in Queensland's Residential Care System
The Child Death Review Board's report details the death of Alex*, a child abuse victim who was homeless and died by suicide after being banned from all Queensland residential care facilities and provided a tent by the Department of Child Safety, highlighting systemic failures in the state's resident...
Child's Suicide Highlights Failures in Queensland's Residential Care System
The Child Death Review Board's report details the death of Alex*, a child abuse victim who was homeless and died by suicide after being banned from all Queensland residential care facilities and provided a tent by the Department of Child Safety, highlighting systemic failures in the state's resident...
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28% Bias Score
Two Children Die from Hypothermia After Family's Unsuccessful Attempt to Access Homeless Services in Detroit
A Detroit family living in a van on a casino parking lot lost two young children to hypothermia; the 29-year-old mother had previously sought help from a homeless assistance organization, but received no effective assistance before the tragedy.
Two Children Die from Hypothermia After Family's Unsuccessful Attempt to Access Homeless Services in Detroit
A Detroit family living in a van on a casino parking lot lost two young children to hypothermia; the 29-year-old mother had previously sought help from a homeless assistance organization, but received no effective assistance before the tragedy.
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48% Bias Score
Nottingham Council Funding Cuts Threaten Recovery Services
Ellie Humphreys, 24, credits The Crescent, a Nottingham supported living service, with helping her overcome an eight-year alcohol addiction. However, the service is closing next month due to council funding cuts, jeopardizing her recovery and the well-being of other residents.
Nottingham Council Funding Cuts Threaten Recovery Services
Ellie Humphreys, 24, credits The Crescent, a Nottingham supported living service, with helping her overcome an eight-year alcohol addiction. However, the service is closing next month due to council funding cuts, jeopardizing her recovery and the well-being of other residents.
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44% Bias Score
Turner Confirmed as HUD Secretary Amid Housing Crisis
Scott Turner, a former Texas state representative and housing developer with a history of opposing affordable housing expansion, was confirmed as HUD Secretary by a 55-44 Senate vote amid record homelessness and a shortage of affordable housing.
Turner Confirmed as HUD Secretary Amid Housing Crisis
Scott Turner, a former Texas state representative and housing developer with a history of opposing affordable housing expansion, was confirmed as HUD Secretary by a 55-44 Senate vote amid record homelessness and a shortage of affordable housing.
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36% Bias Score
Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Homeless Camping Restrictions
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, for violating a state law requiring "objectively reasonable" homeless camping regulations after the city closed a large campsite and restricted access to a smaller one, impacting five disabled plaintiffs.
Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Homeless Camping Restrictions
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, for violating a state law requiring "objectively reasonable" homeless camping regulations after the city closed a large campsite and restricted access to a smaller one, impacting five disabled plaintiffs.
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44% Bias Score
Fremont Criminalizes Aiding Homeless Encampments
Fremont, California, passed an ordinance criminalizing "aiding and abetting" homeless encampments, making it a misdemeanor with penalties up to $1,000 and six months jail, impacting service providers and potentially violating constitutional rights.
Fremont Criminalizes Aiding Homeless Encampments
Fremont, California, passed an ordinance criminalizing "aiding and abetting" homeless encampments, making it a misdemeanor with penalties up to $1,000 and six months jail, impacting service providers and potentially violating constitutional rights.
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52% Bias Score
UK Government Pledges £350 Million for Housebuilding Amidst Housing Crisis
The UK government announced an additional £350 million for housebuilding, aiming for 1.5 million homes in five years, including £300 million for affordable homes creating 2,800 units and £50 million for 250 council homes, while addressing a crisis with over 123,000 households in temporary accommodat...
UK Government Pledges £350 Million for Housebuilding Amidst Housing Crisis
The UK government announced an additional £350 million for housebuilding, aiming for 1.5 million homes in five years, including £300 million for affordable homes creating 2,800 units and £50 million for 250 council homes, while addressing a crisis with over 123,000 households in temporary accommodat...
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44% Bias Score
Detroit Children Freeze to Death Amidst Unheeded Plea for Homeless Services
Two young children froze to death in a Detroit casino parking garage on Monday morning after their family's pleas for help from the city's homeless services went unanswered, prompting a review of the city's homeless response systems.
Detroit Children Freeze to Death Amidst Unheeded Plea for Homeless Services
Two young children froze to death in a Detroit casino parking garage on Monday morning after their family's pleas for help from the city's homeless services went unanswered, prompting a review of the city's homeless response systems.
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52% Bias Score
Seattle Housing Measure Faces Voter Scrutiny Amidst Prior Funding Failures
Seattle voters will decide on a ballot measure to fund a new Public Development Authority with \$52 million annually (or \$10 million under an alternate plan) to address housing issues, despite previous investments totaling nearly \$4 billion showing limited effect.
Seattle Housing Measure Faces Voter Scrutiny Amidst Prior Funding Failures
Seattle voters will decide on a ballot measure to fund a new Public Development Authority with \$52 million annually (or \$10 million under an alternate plan) to address housing issues, despite previous investments totaling nearly \$4 billion showing limited effect.
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56% Bias Score
LA Wildfires Cause Widespread Displacement and Hardship
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have displaced thousands of families, causing widespread devastation and immense stress, impacting housing, businesses, and community well-being; at least 7,000 families from Altadena alone are struggling to find housing.
LA Wildfires Cause Widespread Displacement and Hardship
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have displaced thousands of families, causing widespread devastation and immense stress, impacting housing, businesses, and community well-being; at least 7,000 families from Altadena alone are struggling to find housing.
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24% Bias Score
Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Anti-Camping Rules Discriminating Against Unhoused Individuals
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, on Thursday, alleging the city's anti-camping rules violate state law by offering insufficient and inaccessible shelter options, leaving many unhoused people, especially those with disabilities, with no legal place to sleep; the lawsuit follows a Ju...
Grants Pass Faces Lawsuit Over Anti-Camping Rules Discriminating Against Unhoused Individuals
Disability Rights Oregon sued Grants Pass, Oregon, on Thursday, alleging the city's anti-camping rules violate state law by offering insufficient and inaccessible shelter options, leaving many unhoused people, especially those with disabilities, with no legal place to sleep; the lawsuit follows a Ju...
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44% Bias Score