Desperate to build more housing, the city just rewrote its decades-old zoning rules.
A theater next to Sears? Art class across from Aeropostale? When a mall declines, new experiences take over abandoned spaces.
How a fast-growing city has invested heavily in mass transit alternatives to keep a lid on gridlock.
Read the story at POLITICO Magazine.
More of my transportation coverage:
New York Experiments with a ‘Holy Grail’ to End Gridlock The first American city is about to try congestion pricing. Will it be a miracle or meh?
Bill Weld thinks GOP voters should bail on the president. So why is he making his case to independents?
Read the story at POLITICO Magazine.
The Mueller report raised the issue the Constitution’s framers feared in 1787: Abuse of presidential power
Read the story at the Washington Post.
Even after the armistice was signed ending World War I, the doughboys clashed with Russian forces 100 years ago.
The church once held a powerful place in daily life for thousands of Bostonians. But as science and tech take over this town, an entirely new religion is taking its place.
Cleveland’s Public Square was designed with free speech in mind. So far, it’s working.
Likely the United States’ first woman employee, this newspaper publisher was a key figure in promoting the ideas that fomented the Revolution.
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