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8:59 AM EDT on July 22, 2016

    • Why Cleveland Won't Get Much Back From the RNC (Slate)
    • GOP Delegates Split on Climate Change (Scientific American)
    • Congress Has a Month to Sign Off on Funding for Maryland's Purple Line (WaPo)
    • Minneapolis Light Rail Clears Milestone But Still Lacks Funds (StarTrib)
    • Feds Greenlight BRT for Stretch of Historic Route 66 (AP)
    • Can Nashville Be the Transit Model for Sun Belt Cities? (Gov Tech)
    • Feds Clear Way for New England Rail Investments (Railway Tech)
    • Vote Stalls on Detroit Area's 20-Year Transit Plan (Detroit Free Press)
    • Chicago Trib: More Trains Would Be a Lifeline for South Side's Transit Desert
    • A Houston Commuter Line Could Come Back to Life (Houston Chron)
    • New Orleans Starts Bike-Share Talks with New York's Social Bicycles (Advocate)

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