Here is a breakdown of how we spend the Federal Budget ($4.5 trillion circa 2020). This budget amounts to around 21.6% of our national...

Many things can be done to address the unequal quality of education in the United States. Most proposed solutions address the quality of...

One of the best things to happen in the recent history of US foreign policy is the chronological happenstance of two back-to-back...

Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) is the macroeconomic theory being used to justify the levels of spending that would be required to support...

By Roger Weber This will be the first part of a series in as many parts as it takes me to sort out some thoughts on how city planning can...

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....

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...

Originally published on New Geography For years, the Federal Government has been approving general budget stopgaps to fund highway...

While it's unclear exactly when baseball will expand next, robust conversations in Charlotte and Portland have crowned those cities the...

Part One: The Corporate Game Although it is no longer America’s highest-revenue sport, baseball is still known around the world as...

In 2008, when Chicago inked a deal to privatize its parking meters, a chorus of groans ensued. To say that the deal was widely panned is...

If we built a new city in the modern era, it would be very expensive to do it from scratch. While most cities evolve organically and do...