What Do 'Newcomers' Mean For A Neighborhood? The History Of Gentrification In The U.S.
Gentrification has touched almost every major city in the U.S.
Missoula, Montana, Grapples With A Housing Affordability Crisis
Zoning meetings in Missoula have become contentious as planners and developers react to a shortage of buildable land by proposing higher density housing.
Trump Impeachment Is 'Not A Fair Process,' GOP Rep. Mike Johnson Says
Impeachment hearings continue Monday with a presentation of the House Intelligence Committee's 300-page report.
Remembering A 'Passionate' Miami Transit Advocate Who Died At 17
In Miami, public transit activists are remembering a leading young voice to their cause.
The 1969 Arkansas-Texas Football Game That Made History
During the Arkansas vs. Texas game on Dec. 6, 1969, there was a lot more going on besides college football.
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Amtrak Could Turn A Profit In 2020 For The 1st Time Ever
Amtrak says it logged an operating revenue of $3.3 billion — a 3.6% increase over the last fiscal year.
Fur Is Falling Out Of Fashion — Even For Queen Elizabeth II
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The company started with a Kickstarter in 2014. Five years later, Allbirds has reported it's worth $1.4 billion.
