Thanks to emerging oil technologies, the era of energy as a tool for political manipulation is over – thus ending an era that commenced...

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During the height of the COVID-19 quarantine, the Washington Nationals, their coaches, and a few ex-members got together to celebrate...

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So you've got some land and want to build a new city? Or maybe you just know you want to build a city, but you don't have the land yet....

As one of the most conservative countries on earth takes on the 21st century, a pair of government-initiated new cities are among its...

As baseball hemorrhages fans amid record profits for the sport, MLB’s senior level central management seem determined to quicken its...

Among its many inventions, one of America's most interesting gifts to the rest of the world was its invention of the modern maga-city...

Originally published on New Geography 2017's tragic events in Charlottesville kickstarted a somber debate about the appropriate way to...

Even before revelations around the Astros' cheating en route to the 2017 World Series, 2018 ALCS, and possibly the 2019 World Series,...

Ballet got more front page news coverage last year than it ever has in decades thanks to an embarrassing controversy involving one of the...

Before he led the country across a five-year struggle that freed the slaves and reunited the union, and before he was even elected...

As we've explored potential locations for the next great new global city, a million-to-one longshot is rising to the surface as a...

MLB's bullying response to a Congressional statement defending small communities may be the worst, most callous, and most anti-baseball...

When Penn State fans chant “We Are…”, you might as well fill in the back end of the statement with “the Astros”. Based on this week’s...

In 1999 at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, the two titans of contemporary urban planning had an epic debate: New Urbanism vs....

Housing affordability continues to be one of the chief drivers of economic growth in America, with a lower cost of housing freeing up...

2020 brought with it a devastating setback for one of the most ambitious public works campaigns in the history of the country. As of...

If you've never stopped on your way out of the airport to notice the direction the luggage carousels are spinning, you're in luck. A...

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With election season looming, the Presidential candidates are canvassing America, trying their best to win the hearts and minds of the...

Holiday fatigue is real. Moving forward America could benefit from a more considered approach to which holidays we celebrate, and how...

With a capacity of up to 110,000, Ohio State boasts one of the most intimidating home-field environments in college football. But which...

Originally published in New Geography The City of Broad Shoulders may have two faces, but how will it age? This was the essence of the...