- The Week: Is America's Urban Comeback Overhyped?
- $1.1 billion Spent on L.A.'s I-405 and It's Still Congested (L.A. Weekly)
- Only Relatively Recently Did Women Begin to Have a Say in How Cities Develop (The Guardian)
- Sprawl Booster Starts New Think Tank Promoting Houston, "Opportunity Urbanism" (Chronicle)
- Topeka, Kansas, Launching Bike-Share with Social Bikes (Washburn Review)
- Philly Magazine: Schoolyards Are the Next Frontier in Public Spaces
- Chicago Studying $350 Million "Superloop" Streetcar (Gazette)
- What the Amtrak Bill Means for the Northeast Corridor (Roll Call)
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