The order would make it easier for cities and states to move unhoused people into long-term institutional settings involuntarily.

President Donald Trump has signed a sweeping executive order that marks a significant shift in federal homelessness policy.

We can’t afford to criminalize poverty and mental illness. What we can afford is investing in supportive housing.

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order, “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets,” aimed at the ...

The issue is politically fraught, but don't law-abiding citizens have a right to live without stepping over needles or ...

Forced locked treatment, incarceration, internment camps… for the “crime” of homelessness. These aren’t dystopian futures, ...

While it remains unclear if and how the July order signed by President Trump will take shape in New Hampshire, advocates say ...

This month, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) announced a $100 million pilot program ...

After opening its first “safe outdoor spaces” this spring, this city wants to make it even easier for homeless residents to ...

The Trump administration is pushing to involuntarily commit more people to psychiatric hospitals in an effort to keep them ...

New federal order shifts funding from housing to treatment and enforcement, sparking debate over public safety, civil rights, ...

It calls for arrest and forced treament for people who are homeless or use drugs, while banning SAMHSA funding for harm ...