The Nation

The Eviction Kings

“If Not for This, I’d Be Freezing to Death”: The Fight to Open a Shelter

In The US, Tenants are Usually on Their Own. Can a New National Tenant Union Change That?

For Harris, Housing Takes Center Stage, but Tenants Are Not the Audience

Biden Said Rent Cap. Here’s What Tenant Organizers Say Must Happen Next

In These Times

Have Private Equity        Landlords Met Their           Match?

The Real Estate Pity Party

Will NYC’s Long-Suffering Tenants Carry Zohran Mamdani to Victory?

As Corporate Landlords             Spread, A Mold Epidemic      Takes Root

How a Trailblazing Tenants Union Forced a Mega-Landlord to the Bargaining Table

Rural Kentucky Tenants Win Unprecedented Lease Agreement After Yearlong Campaign

The Louisville Courier Journal

Why renters say this affordable housing nonprofit is failing them

Soaring rent accelerates battle for affordable apartments in Louisville

Dead roaches and mold: When will these Louisville renters get relief?

How a new Louisville group is fighting bad landlords—and winning

Other

Cities Rush to Criminalize Homelessness After Supreme Court Ruling (The Appeal)

Expired Licenses: LCI’s Afterthought Leaves Tenants’ Homes at Risk (The New Haven Independent)

The Death of the Livable City (The Yale Daily   News)

Waiting for a Haven: Homelessness in Yale’s Backyard (The Yale Politic)