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The incredible shrinking megacity: How Los Angeles engineered a housing crisis

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Rise of the utopian police state: How the unlikely triumph of Singapore transformed the world overnight

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Manhattan, March 1968. (AP)

The quest to save vanishing New York

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Detail of “The Omega Chain,” a finalist selected in the infrastructure category. (Howard & Cavaluzzi Architects Int. LLC.)

“Reason with water rather than repel it”: Architects take on Boston’s watery future

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American mass transit is dying

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Why it’s so hard to punish drivers who kill pedestrians

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A gas mask covers the mouth on the statue of independence hero Leonardo Bravo in Mexico City, Feb. 28, 2012. (AP/Eduardo Verdugo)

Learning to breathe in Mexico City

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The secret history of snowstorms: How blizzards shaped the modern American city

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The battle for America’s broadband: The Internet debate taking the country by storm

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Los Angeles renaissance: Why the rise of street vending reveals a city transformed

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People line up outside the Apple Store in New York, Sept. 9, 2014. (Reuters/Carlo Allegri)

The Uber-ization of everything

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The devious paradox of American inequality: How the rich get richer by staying hidden

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Alex Karpovsky, Lena Dunham and Adam Driver in "Girls" (HBO)

The millennial job paradox: America’s next great generation loves the city — but can’t work there

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A car drives near the Eiffel tower in Paris, March 14, 2014. (Reuters/Charles Platiau)

A “canyon of pollution”: Why Paris is waging a war against driving

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When the cops start filming: What makes police accountability in the age of Michael Brown?

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Our transit future in peril: How idealism is threatening to derail vital projects

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What the shape of our cities says about the way that we live

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Why the midterm disaster is also terrible news for America’s cities

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The sounds of our lives suck! How to make cities better by ending the blight of noise

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New York City, in a scene from "I Am Legend" (Warner Bros. Pictures)

The emptying of New York City

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How to explore a new city: A wanderlust guide to tourism

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A New York City subway car, July 26, 1972 (AP/Jim Wells)

“The last days of American civilization”: How the NYC subway became a potent (but erroneous) metaphor

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Stop demonizing “bike culture”!

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The bible of the modern American city: Why “The Power Broker” is still one of our most important books

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