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How to Save Our Urban Centers
/in Urban AffairsAmerican cities face an existential choice. They can continue down their current path – adopting policies that work against the interests of local residents – or develop new approaches to make urban life work for the broad majority.
Inside America’s Right-Wing Tech Armory
/in CaliforniaAt first glance, it doesn’t feel like the future will be made in El Segundo. A small city of 17,000, just south of Los Angeles International Airport, it’s the sort […]
Los Angeles Has Fallen
/in CaliforniaLos Angeles is burning again, and it is not the Olympic flame. After riots in 1965, 1992 and 2020, Angelenos are bearing witness once more to a rash of violent […]
Class Warfare LA Style
/in California, The Economy, Urban AffairsThe most recent Los Angeles riots reflect, among other things, the response of immigrant activists to President Trump’s crackdown, and the latest resurgence of organized left-wing activism, which had been […]
LA Riots Reflect Failure of Progressive Leadership
/in California, Demographics, Urban AffairsLos Angeles has a long, combustible history — and it’s flaring up again. The current unrest, driven in part by political grievances, reflects a deeper dysfunction steadily eroding the city’s […]
Musk Outbursts Reveal a Deeper Rift in MAGA
/in PoliticsThe deepening split between Elon Musk and the Trump administration speaks to broader divisions within an increasingly shell-shocked GOP.
AI Could Turn Democrats Into the New Welfare Class
/in The EconomyAI’s emergence is likely to lead to to large layoffs of white-collar workers over the next five years, making Democrat leaning voters the new welfare class.
Where Have All the Jews Gone?
/in Urban AffairsThe killing of two young Israeli embassy staffers, allegedly by a college-educated, left-wing activist earlier this month, provided yet more evidence – if any were needed – of the perilous […]
Building the Future: Fixing the Global Housing Crisis
/in The Economy, Urban AffairsEven some long-time advocates of forced densification and urban growth boundaries are recognizing that “sprawl” is not only here to stay, but that it offers a cohesive and market-friendly way to spur greater construction.
Locked Out of the Dream: Regulation Making Homes Unaffordable Around the World
/in The Economy, Urban AffairsRecord numbers of first-time buyers are stuck on the sidelines as housing affordability stands at the lowest level ever recorded.