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Nobody’s Moving to US ‘Climate Havens.’ The Federal Government Could Help

Millions of Americans are migrating to cities that are exposed to higher risk of extreme heat, flooding and hurricanes. We need a plan to turn them around, now.

By Yuliya Panfil and Tim Robustelli

First Heat Wave Of The Season Hits Arizona

Housing in Spain's Second City Amid New Rental Controls

Cities Are Cracking Down on Short-Term Rentals. Here’s How

Aerial View Of Columbus Circle

A Portrait of New York City by Air in 1924

Dating Events Are on the Rise As Young People Abandon the Apps

Dating Events Are on the Rise As Young People Abandon the Apps

NYPD

NYC Surveillance Tech on Shootings Gives False Alarms 87% of Time, Audit Finds

Construction Sites As Spending Increases In March

Amazon Promised to Deliver Affordable Housing. How’s It Doing?

Dutch Economy Narrowly Escapes Recession

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Can Baltimore Get a Great Bridge?

Mexico City Wealthy’s Favorite Lake Getaway Is Drying Out

Mexico City Wealthy’s Favorite Lake Getaway Is Drying Out

Discovering Mexico

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Sheinbaum Made Mexico City the Digital Capital of the Western Hemisphere

Lake Michigan Area In Chicago

Chicago Wants to Enlist Remote Workers in Rescue of Downtown

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