- Ben Carson: Not Qualified to Run HUD (Slate, NYT, Hill)
- ...Doesn't Rule Out Using HUD Funds to Benefit Trump Organization (NPR)
- CityLab Reports on Denver's Terrible I-70 Highway Widening Project
- Dallas Under Fire for Big Spending on Consultants After It Fails to Replace Bike Czar (Dallas News)
- Anaheim Streetcar Officially Dead (Voice of the OC)
- Ohio DOT Wants to Raise State Support for Transit 33 Percent (Plain Dealer)
- Model Predicts How Urban Density Will Affect Global Energy Use in Coming Decades (Phys.org)
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