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Margaret Szabo, 42, sits with her two daughters on the porch of their home in Richmond, Virginia, on Nov. 6. The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority, which owns Szabo’s home, filed an eviction case against her for unpaid rent last fall. She said an aid organization paid the back rent, but she’s behind again in 2020. (Nick McMillan/Howard Center)

Public housing, the last refuge for the poor, threatens to kick...

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Forerunner of new federal plan to combat homelessness didn’t work as...

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Follow Up: One family helped, others still living on edge of...

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Tulsa landlords were offered rent if they didn’t evict. Few took...

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Georgia renters enjoy few protections as landlords seek to evict

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Unable to evict, Massachusetts landlords avoid riskier tenants

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Massachusetts’ strong tenant protections weren’t enough to stop evictions

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Milwaukee evictions spurred by COVID-19, longstanding racism and poverty

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Confusion over federal eviction moratorium led to selective enforcement

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Homeless counts in Northwest Arkansas are hit or miss

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