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    • Uber CEO Leaves Trump's Advisory Council Thanks to #DeleteUber (NYT)
    • House Committee Lays Groundwork for Infrastructure Plan (NPR)
    • Study: Tax Incentive-Based Transportation Plan Would Fund Urban Toll Roads (Hill)
    • GOP Senator Fischer Floats Transpo Funding Bill (The Hill)
    • U.S. News & World Report Gives Some Bio Details on Elaine Chao
    • Galveston Loses Federal Transit Funds After Hurricane Ike Population Drop (McClatchy)
    • Super Bowl Helps Mend Uber's Relationship With Houston (AP)
    • Denver Plans to Open New Commuter Rail Line This Year (Denver Biz Journal)
    • Architect's Newspaper: U.S. Suburbs "Next Fertile Ground for Experimentation"
    • What If Bike Maps Looked More Like Subway Maps? (CityLab)

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