101 - The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Chris Wright serves as United States Secretary of Energy, not Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Recent news from the last few days highlights his actions in that role. On January 25, 2026, Quorum Report noted that Energy Secretary Chris Wright signed an order authorizing the state's response to energy needs, amid ongoing discussions on infrastructure.

No major headlines or decisions from Wright appear in connection with Housing and Urban Development in the past few days. Quorum Report also mentioned a clash involving HUD Secretary Gonzalez over Immigration and Customs Enforcement matters, but this does not involve Wright. Searches confirm Wright's focus remains on energy policy, with no reported shift to HUD leadership.

Listeners, energy sector updates continue to dominate Wright's profile, including state-level authorizations. Stay informed as federal roles evolve.

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I appreciate your detailed request, but I need to clarify an important issue: the search results provided do not contain substantive information about Chris Wright serving as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

The search results mention Scott Turner as the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development in a brief reference from January 25, 2026, regarding a clash over ICE raids. Chris Wright appears in the search results only as Energy Secretary, not as HUD Secretary. Additionally, there is a mention of Energy Secretary Chris Wright authorizing emergency orders related to Texas's power grid during a winter storm.

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Chris Wright serves as United States Secretary of Energy, not Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. In recent Department of Government Efficiency actions, on February fifth, twenty twenty-five, Secretary Wright allowed DOGE member Luke Farritor access to Department of Energy information systems, despite warnings from the General Counsel and chief information officers that it was a bad idea and Farritor lacked clearance, according to CNN reports citing agency staff. This move supported DOGE efforts to review and cut federal spending across agencies.

At Housing and Urban Development, DOGE activities have intensified separately. On February tenth, DOGE member Scott Langmack emailed HUD employees requesting lists of all contracts, marking critical ones and any with diversity, equity, and inclusion components. By February eighteenth, DOGE began eliminating half of Federal Housing Administration staff, starting with those handling insured loans. NPR reported on February twenty-second that DOGE cuts would reduce staff at the Office of Community Planning and Development by eighty-four percent. On February twenty-sixth, DOGE gained access to a HUD system holding confidential data on housing discrimination victims, including medical records, financial files, and Social Security numbers, often not anonymized.

In May, all General Schedule thirteen-level and below employees at HUDs Office of Field Policy and Management faced termination. By June twenty twenty-five, HUD planned to move into the National Science Foundation headquarters in Washington DC, with no arrangements for displaced NSF staff.

These DOGE initiatives under the Trump administration aim to streamline operations but have sparked concerns over data security, staff reductions, and service disruptions in housing programs.

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I appreciate your detailed request, but I need to clarify an important issue: The search results provided do not contain information about Chris Wright serving as Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

According to the search results, Chris Wright is identified as Secretary of Energy, not Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. The search results mention that he is a former fracking executive who spoke to CBS News about energy policy matters.

The search results do reference housing and homelessness policy, including statements from the Department of Housing and Urban Development about addressing root causes of homelessness. However, they do not identify who currently serves as HUD Secretary or provide recent news about that person's decisions or announcements.

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Chris Wright serves as the United States Secretary of Energy, not Secretary of Housing and Urban Development. Recent news from the last few days highlights his activities in that role. According to LAist reports, the Trump administration plans major cuts to long-term housing programs for homelessness, a policy disagreement that Secretary of Energy Chris Wright addressed on CBS News Face the Nation. He commented as a former fracking executive supporting the changes. In a statement, the Department of Housing and Urban Development said the new policies will restore accountability and promote self-sufficiency by tackling root causes of homelessness like illicit drugs and mental illness. Critics warn this overhaul could risk housing for 170,000 people, with funding notices delayed until January, creating gaps after current funds expire.

LAist also notes regional challenges, such as Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority facing scrutiny and reduced funding after audits revealed mismanagement. Los Angeles County launched its own Department of Homeless Services and Housing on January 1, redirecting over 300 million dollars. For the 2026 homeless count, the agency simplified volunteer training and improved maps to reach hard-to-reach areas like riverbeds and parks.

Separately, CitizenPortal dot ai reported on January 19 that Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated United States Gulf Coast refineries will handle most imports of Venezuelan oil, aligning with President Trump's energy strategy. Radio Free coverage mentioned Wright saying Trump wants Greenland for long-term national security, tying into energy independence goals.

No recent headlines confirm Chris Wright in a Housing and Urban Development role; searches show focus on his Energy Department work amid housing policy shifts.

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