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Shutterstock An innovative program aimed at getting more fruits and veggies to the poor is set to debut this summer in Detroit.
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Yes, Toronto City Hall Is a Joke, But It's Not All Rob Ford's Fault
How a crack scandal has helped reveal the failures of a municipal government structure.
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Typo of the Day: The Wrong Year Got Etched on the Gravestone of Former NYC Mayor Ed Koch
Whoops.
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'We Don't Need the World Cup': Massive Protests Erupt Across Brazil
200,000 people took to the streets Monday to oppose political corruption and inferior public services.
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Whose Idea Was It to Build a Winter Resort in the Warmest Part of Russia?
Putin's biggest critic talks about the troubles facing the Sochi Winter Olympics.
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2013 Not a Great Year So Far for Canadian Mayors
Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has been arrested on 14 criminal charges, including fraud, conspiracy, and municipal corruption.
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How Federalism Has Failed Cities (And Also Might Reinvigorate Them)
Metros as the new sovereign.
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Occupy Greek TV: The Fight to Keep the Country's Only Public Station on the Air
Inside ERT, where workers continue to broadcast news even though they've been shut down by the government.
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Turkey's Protests Just Might End Peacefully
Officials suspend plans to raze Gezi Park.
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The Grim Political Odds Facing the Bloomberg Climate Change Plan
No mayor can get a project this ambitious done on his own, and that's a huge problem for everyone.
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Europe's Most Famous Fictional Bridges, Brought to Life
How the seven imaginary spans depicted on euro banknotes came to be built in a Rotterdam suburb.
