Published in The AAG Review of Books (Ahead of Print, 2026)

No one wants to live next to a noisy computer warehouse and communities across the country are successfully fighting them.

Melinda Cooper and Quinn Slobodian discuss the depredations of Jeffrey Epstein, America's billionaire patriarchs, and the far right

Moderation used to help Democrats win, but its advantages now have been greatly exaggerated.

With rising grocery prices and record high food insecurity in mind, a new report proposes a publicly owned and cooperative grocery infrastructure for New York City.

A township commissioner said it is "not our role" to act as a federal immigration authority.

Iranian farmer Sajjad’s harvest of apples, a water-intensive crop, completely failed last year. He and his family grow grapes and apples on

The killing of Rene Nicole Good, the federal lie that followed, and the violence used to enforce it

The toppling of President Nicolas Maduro has thrust Venezuela's debt crisis - one of the world's largest unresolved sovereign defaults - into the limelight.

Campaign ads barely move the needle. The real influence is hiding in plain sight.

Paulina Ochoa Espejo responds to Lea Ypi’s “The Real Border Crisis.”

Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s policies are not only feasible, but could work to improve the lives of a majority of New Yorkers. And they have past precedent in the city, Professor Maliha Safri wr...

This year marks the 80th anniversary of 1945.

A seasonal offering of brief reviews of recent books on architecture, landscapes, cities, and related subjects.

Or, My Life As An Ideology

Featuring Maliha Safri, Marianna Pavlovskaya, Craig Borowiak, and Stephen Healy, authors of Solidarity Cities: Confronting Racial Capitalism, Mapping Transformation , published by University of Minne...

DOT cuts funds for projects that don’t promote cars, California moves to pass SB 79, and more.

Donald Trump is concocting a drama in DC because he would like us to really stop talking about the Epstein files

We forge a shared strategy and identity amongst community-led, democratically-controlled initiatives across NYC.

The 2025 Pattis Family Foundation Global Cities Book Award Long List Books have the power to transform how cities are understood, governed, and experienced. The Pattis Family Foundation Global Cities...

Trump’s abuse of the military to control civilians, as tanks roll into D.C., is where this was always heading.

(Oh, and Mr Merz goes to Washington, too.)

Hours into his second term, President Donald Trump started a campaign to dismantle DEI efforts, including those launched in response to George Floyd’s death.

It's not coming, it has already arrived.

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Lawmakers on key committee have quoted Hitler and are associated with calls for Jews to convert to Christianity

They appeared near the bottom of the 220-page budget bill Wednesday evening, and rose to the forefront of the heated debate Friday morning.