- House Votes For Formulas, Against Strategic Spending (Hill)
- Senate Conference Proposal Includes Aid For Gulf States (The Advocate)
- Uncertainty Lingers Around Detroit Light Rail (Detroit News)
- Three Tax Reforms For Better Cities (Strong Towns)
- Arts, Affordable Housing, and Unaffordable Parking: Three Swords Against Sprawl (The Spec)
- Wendell Cox Is Wrong That Sprawl Can Make For a Vibrant City (Montreal Gazette)
- It Just Takes Willpower: Urban Growth Boundaries Protect Farmland (HuffPo)
- Philly Considering Requiring Council Approval For Bike Lanes (Next American City)
- A Call For Transportation Deregulation (Next American City)
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