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HUD secretary Ben Carson is making a joke about his not knowing the difference between houses seized by banks and sandwich cookies.
During a House Financial Services Committee hearing Tuesday, California representative Katie Porter asked the former surgeon why it seemed homes bought with Federal...
0You have to wonder if there’s some sort of internal Trump administration contest for who is the most heartless. And if there is, we have a new contender: whoever thought up the proposed regulation that could bounce 55,000 children, including U.S. citizens, from public housing.
The new proposed...
0Lynne Patton is in Trump-related trouble again.
The Housing and Urban Development liaison for the city — who’s already under investigation for possible ethics violations — was slammed with another complaint Friday accusing her of crossing the good government line by displaying Trump 2020 campaign...
0For years, housing advocates complained to Los Angeles city officials that disabled renters were effectively being shut out of many affordable housing developments.
That’s not just unfair, it’s against the law: Low-income housing projects built with federal dollars are required to include a certain...
2NEW YORK (AP) — The federal government charged Facebook with high-tech housing discrimination Thursday for allegedly allowing landlords and real estate brokers to systematically exclude groups such as non-Christians, immigrants and minorities from seeing ads for houses and apartments.
The civil charges filed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development could cost the social network millions of dollars in penalties. But more than that, they strike at the heart of Facebook's business model — its vaunted ability to deliver ads with surgical precision to certain groups of people and not others.
"Facebook is discriminating against people based upon who they are and where they live," HUD Secretary Ben Carson said. "Using a computer to limit a person's housing choices can be just as discriminatory as slamming a door in someone's face."
In a statement, Facebook expressed surprise over the charges, saying it has been working with HUD to address its concerns and has taken steps to prevent discrimination, including eliminating thousands of targeting options last year that could be misused by advertisers.
Just last week , Facebook agreed to overhaul its ad-targeting system and abandon some of the practices singled out by HUD to prevent discrimination not just in housing listings but in credit and employment ads as well, as part of a settlement with the American Civil Liberties Union and other activists.
"We're disappointed by today's developments, but we'll continue working with civil rights experts on these issues," the company said.
The charges were seen as more evidence that Facebook is in the crosshairs of lawmakers, regulators and activists. It is already wrestling with several government investigations in the U.S. and Europe over its data and privacy practices.
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