- 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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