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New Yorkers Experience Spring Weather In The City
Perspective
The Pandemic Didn’t Upend US Geography
Three years after Covid began, big cities are still standing. But work and housing shifts are translating to some enduring changes. 
By Richard Florida
Taiwan's Semiconductor Success Is Fueling a Surge in Home Prices
Housing
Taiwan's Semiconductor Success Is Fueling a Surge in Home Prices
Governor Hochul And Mayor Adams Deliver Remarks At NYS Financial Control Board Meeting
Government
New York State Budget Talks in Limbo Over Bail Law Proposal
Why Is It So Hard to Kill This Freeway?
Transportation
Why Is It So Hard to Kill This Freeway?
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Economy
Community Health Services Face Strain as US Covid Emergency Ends
India Enters Unlock Phase 2.0
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Adani's Next Big Test Is Pulling Off a $3 Billion Slum Revamp
Rat in a New York City Subway Station
Government
Lifelong Rodent Hater Will Earn $155,000 a Year as NYC’s Rat Czar
Tracking the New York City Police Who Park on the Sidewalk
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Tracking the New York City Police Who Park on the Sidewalk
Seoul Theater Chain Swaps Screens for Climbing Walls to Lure Young Koreans
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Seoul Theater Chain Swaps Screens for Climbing Walls to Lure Young Koreans
Buildings That Can Heal in the Wake of Trauma
Design
Buildings That Can Heal in the Wake of Trauma
Australia’s New City Tackles Climate Change From the Ground Up
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Australia’s New City Tackles Climate Change From the Ground Up
Festivals Are a Form of Defiance for West African Cities Facing Terror
Culture
Festivals Are a Form of Defiance for West African Cities Facing Terror
Virginia Takes Novel Approach to Preserving Historic ‘Green Book’ Locations
Justice
Virginia Takes Novel Approach to Preserving Historic ‘Green Book’ Locations
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Transportation
What Can Cities Do About the Most Dangerous Drivers?
Inspired by Filipino Design, an Apartment Building Looks Homeward
Design
Inspired by Filipino Design, an Apartment Building Looks Homeward
How to Build Housing for People Aging Out of Foster Care
Housing
How to Build Housing for People Aging Out of Foster Care
A DC Office Building Offers a Lesson in Glass and Sculpture
Design
A DC Office Building Offers a Lesson in Glass and Sculpture
Houston Hosts Thousands Of Katrina Victims
Environment
What Happens to Climate Migrants After the Dust Settles
Car-Free Living Takes Off in Car-Centric Cities
Housing
Car-Free Living Takes Off in Car-Centric Cities
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