Public meetings have their place — and they have their drawbacks. More governments are relying on useful apps to harvest ideas and feedback. A view from the US
Read MoreIn his State of the Union, the US president proposed expanding a program that encourages state and local governments to pay for infrastructure projects with PPPs
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Read MoreRecent events in Ferguson and New York City demonstrate that life is better in communities whose leaders know how to resolve political disputes
Read MoreMuch can be done on both sides to prevent the kind of tragedies that have ignited protests across the US
Read MoreWhat seems like a growing trend of overdiagnosing corruption has negative consequences for not only public officials but the people they serve
Read MoreA transportation network where cars and trucks no longer need drivers seems tantalizingly close but what of the upcoming challenges?
Read MoreWith pedestrian and cyclist deaths on the rise, US Transportation Chief Anthony Foxx has challenged mayors to make the roads safer for both
Read MoreA new study finds a link between how much families spend on housing and children's intellectual ability
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