Today’s Headlines
The Hill Expects Elaine Chao to Sell Trump’s Infrastructure Bill to Congress You Know the Women’s March Was Bigger Than the Inauguration Thanks to Metro Ridership (Politico) Trump Promptly Purges Climate Change References From White House Site (NYT) City Mayors Prepare for Climate Change Fight (ThinkProgress) New Haven’s Highway Conversation Will Reconnect Neighborhoods (Next City) How Will … Continued
By
Katie Pearce
8:58 AM EST on January 23, 2017
- The Hill Expects Elaine Chao to Sell Trump’s Infrastructure Bill to Congress
- You Know the Women’s March Was Bigger Than the Inauguration Thanks to Metro Ridership (Politico)
- Trump Promptly Purges Climate Change References From White House Site (NYT)
- City Mayors Prepare for Climate Change Fight (ThinkProgress)
- New Haven’s Highway Conversation Will Reconnect Neighborhoods (Next City)
- How Will Uber, Lyft, and AirBnB Maneuver Under Trump? (CNET)
- A 750-Mile Bike Trail Could Connect New York State (Fast CoExist)
- Orlando Proceeds With Rail Station Without a Clue When Trains Are Coming (Florida Politics)
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