Topic: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Sandy aid: Home buyouts? Competitions for cash? Officials think bold.

New York and New Jersey leaders are making proposals on how to use the first installment of the $51 billion aid package that Congress approved for regions affected by superstorm Sandy.

Gov. Cuomo's grand plan post-Sandy: give some of New York back to nature (+video)

Objections raised over additional projects lumped with Sandy relief

Winter looming, New York rushes to repair homes hit by superstorm Sandy

Wells Fargo sued by US for mortgage fraud

Below the line: Poverty in America

Saving Money Mortgage refinancing: The White House wants to make it easier

The Simple Dollar Retirement savings: Couple starts late. How much to put away?

Gay rights in America: How states stand on 7 hot-button issues

Obama, Romney both want Reagan mantle

Why Education Department may be safe for now, even though it's a GOP target

Mitt Romney's big plans overheard, showing why he's Mr. Cautious

Google glasses – how groovy life could be. But when will they really work? (+video)

Mortgage deal: Banks impeded probe, HUD says

White House proposes new help for troubled mortgages. Too little, too late?

How to curb chronic homelessness? First, a home!

Six ways the rich really do get richer

The Circle Bastiat Student loan debt: 'Occupy' movement's weakest talking point

New finance watchdog: how much bite?

Rent or own? Increasingly Americans opt for rental homes.

House looks to cut $62 billion for distressed homeowners, properties

Tea Party Caucus in Senate very small, very enthusiastic

Five ways New Orleans is still struggling after Katrina

Four ways New Orleans is better than before Katrina

Katrina anniversary: How well has recovery money been spent?