House Veterans’ Affairs Subcommittee Discusses Lowering Housing Costs for Veteran Families
NCLC’s Alys Cohen Urges VA To Take Steps to Keep Veterans in Their Homes
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National Mortgage News: Mortgage deregulation: praise and peril from Trump's EO
Appearing in National Mortgage News on March 16, 2026, Brad Finkelstein quotes Diane Thompson, NCLC’s deputy director and chief advocacy officer, and Odette Williamson, director of racial justice advocacy at NCLC, for coverage of President Trump’s executive order which aims to loosen mortgage lending regulations. Many of the rules the EO looks to unwind were put into…
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Trump Seeks to Strip Mortgage Rules Created to Prevent Another Financial Crisis
E.O. Rolls Back the Mortgage Lending Clock to Subprime Lending’s Heyday
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Civil Rights and Immigration Advocates to Court: Sham Settlement Betrays Victims of Housing Scam
Friend of the Court Brief in Texas Fair Housing Case Calls Out Troubling Terms of Settlement Agreement
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PBS News Hour: How 'zombie mortgages' are coming back to haunt homeowners years later
NCLC Senior Attorney Andrea Bopp Stark contributed to a segment originally appearing on PBS News Hour on February 5, 2026 from Paul Solman and Diane Lincoln Estes on “zombie mortgages” — debts that homeowners thought were forgiven long ago, only to learn that they still exist and could cost them their homes.
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Bloomberg Series on Zombie Debt
First appearing in Bloomberg on Oct. 6, 2025, Noah Buhayar, Coulter Jones, Eric Fan, Jeff Kao and Jeremy Diamond worked with NCLC Staff Attorney Andrea Bopp Stark for a comprehensive series of articles, videos, and podcast episodes focusing on the issue of zombie debt. NCLC is referenced in the first article and our guidance is…
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ABC News: 'Highballed': How disproportionate property taxes are forcing some Americans out of their homes
Appearing in ABC News on August 3, 2025, Mark Nichols, Tonya Simpson, Maia Rosenfeld , Jared Kofsky, and Tommy Brooksbank interviewed John Rao, senior attorney at the National Consumer Law Center, for coverage of proportionate property taxes and how data shows discrepancies in assessments — and therefore tax bills — affect some communities more than others. ABC’s analysis found that…
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CNBC: Senate bill aims to increase affordable housing supply. Here’s what renters, home buyers need to know
Appearing in CNBC on August 1, 2025, Ana Teresa Sola interviews Alys Cohen, director of federal housing advocacy at the National Consumer Law Center for coverage of how a Senate committee approved a major housing bill this week, with a range of provisions that could make it easier for people to buy a home. While industry groups and local…
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New Mortgage Relief Law Will Help Thousands of Veterans Avoid Foreclosure
More action is needed to give Veteran borrowers and their families the assistance they deserve.
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Bill Makes Strides Toward Sustainable Homeownership
NCLC advocates urge further progress and support for struggling homeowners
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Advocates, Members of House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs Call on VA to Revive VASP Program
Abrupt End of Program to Help Veterans Avoid Foreclosure Leaves Them at Risk of Home Loss
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Abrupt End of VASP Program Leaves Veterans, Families at Risk of Home Loss
Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase Program Provided ‘Last Resort’ for Veterans, Congress Must Act Quickly to Fill the Gap
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