From The Atlantic
Almost two thirds of all states lack historic preservation strategies in their hazard-mitigation plans.
We need more stories about the labor that sustains society, a group of scholars say.
It’s a whimsical approach to addressing serious problems with gentrification and homelessness in Los Angeles.
With no plan in sight to pay for legal defense for the indigent, state district attorneys are now labeling lawyers "greedy anarchists" for pushing back.
MIT and Deloitte’s DataUSA website wants to make information about jobs, housing, demographics, and education easy to access and use.
When it needed a new city hall in 1958, Toronto received more than 500 submissions from all over the globe. The winning design still endures today.
This refurbished 1984 documentary on the Brooklyn neighborhood once known as “Los Sures” recalls a time before hipsters.
Optimistic talk, but not much action.
One sociologist says that there’s too much of a focus on giving out more college degrees, getting more people married, and making elite workplaces more diverse.
India’s first driverless “taxi pods” are set debut in Gurgaon, a booming city that boasts gleaming skyscrapers but lacks urban infrastructure.
A new study finds that even brief empathetic encounters can combat stereotypes.
How to fulfill your leafy fantasies safely and legally.
A handy reference for navigating an emerging industry.
