People who are basically good sometimes cannot help doing evil. Conversely, an evil man cannot

For now, U.S. cities lead in attracting global talent, but cities across the world are

How is the U.S. actually split geographically? When we think about where we live, usually our

Early city planners dreamt up elaborate ideas for America’s cities. But in their dreaming, they

Market forces are giving Americans cheaper, cleaner energy. We would all be best served to

Since the beginning of time, man has wondered about other planets. Countries spend millions of

The United States faces an infrastructure crisis. Report after report warns that the nation’s networks are old,

How the flag that flew proudly over Fort McHenry inspired an anthem and made its

Talk of the transportation future is focused on the next shiny thing. But one old

A strong legacy of U.S. leadership and engagement in global politics has been reduced today

When so many obviously intelligent and well-educated Americans claim that global warming is a “hoax”; when we

Eating junk food isn’t just about taste — it’s expensive to eat healthy in America.

Nestled between San Francisco and Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo has earned a lofty reputation

The US has roughly 800 military bases around the globe: from massive military compounds to

America grew from a colony to a superpower in 200 years.   This feature is

In the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks — 16 years ago on Monday —

Park benches, well-maintained lots, planters full of bright flowers, lamp posts — these are public

Slick, glassy skyscrapers cast their shadows over the streets and spaces of cities all over

On its page commemorating the 50th anniversary of President Eisenhower signing the Federal Aid Highway Act,

For decades, most Americans working in metropolitan areas have gone to work outside city centers

Twenty-one American Cities now Participating in the Nation’s Most Comprehensive Initiative to Help City Halls

Nostalgic for that four-year vacation called ‘college’? Us too, which is why we’re bringing back

The words of some famous people sometimes become more famous than themselves. Throughout American history, some

“Being green isn’t just smart — it might even make you gorgeous.” Irene Lane, founder

New data from National Park Service scientists shows that “most people live in environments where

Imagine if the entire country [USA] was linked by 220-mile-per-hour trains. That’s what this map

Cities that make life easier for pedestrians are, to many, better places to live. Studies