- Spurned by Washington, U.S. Cities Fund Transit Themselves (WIRED)
- Vox: Trump's Election Means Climate Goals are Out the Window
- Trump Wants to Spend $1 Trillion on "Infrastructure," Get Someone Else to Pay (WIRED)
- Highway Bonanza? Pelosi Already Says She'll Collaborate With Trump on Infrastructure (The Hill)
- What the Trump Presidency Means for Cities (CityLab)
- Rural and Suburban Turnout in the Midwest Propelled Trump's Victory (The Federalist)
- Anti-Urban Housing Measure Defeated in Los Angeles (Curbed)
- Drop in D.C. Metro Ridership Could Hurt Local Development Plans (WTOP)
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