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Selling the Public on Public Housing
There's a lot of fear and misinformation out there, but a new public relations initiative called ReThink is trying to change that.
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Charts
The Moore Tornado May Have Done $2 Billion of Damage
That's about a quarter the size of Oklahoma's state budget.
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Charts
Bike-Share May Not Take Many Cars Off the Road, But That's OK
Results from the latest Capital Bikeshare member survey in Washington, D.C.
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Is Loneliness a Public Policy Problem?
At any given time, 30 percent of Americans report "not feeling close to people." To some, this is a public health crisis.
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America's Biggest and Fastest-Growing Cities
8 of the country's 15 fastest-growing cities are in Texas.
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Maps
The Evolution of Moscow's Subway Maps
A collection of the city's subway maps since 1935.
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Videos
America's Fuel Source of the Future Could Be 'Pond Scum'
Rejoice, America: Researchers say the nation is equipped to produce "serious amounts" of algae biofuel.
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Maps
A Fantastic Map of 500 Years of Meteorites Hitting Earth
Has a speeding chunk of space rock smashed through your roof? Perhaps it's shown on this intriguing map of meteorite landings.
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We're Only Beginning to Understand How Our Brains Make Maps
The smell of your neighborhood pizzeria and the feel of a cracked sidewalk may be more important than researchers previously believed.
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Why You Can't Be Blasé About the Next World's Tallest Building
Zhang Yue's dream to reinvent urban life.
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