- Nations Quibble Over Emissions Goals as Congress Bows to Big Oil (NYT)
- Ignoring Cities, Presidential Contenders Shun 80 Percent of Americans ... (NYT)
- ... And Create a Niche for an Urban-Boosting Candidate Bloomberg (News)
- Suburban Decay Playing Out Pretty Much as Predicted (Charlotte Observer)
- Carrion Runs for Comptroller; What's It Mean for Weiner? (City Room, Politicker)
- MTA's Lost and Found Mostly Lost (Post)
- David Byrne Tours New Times Building; No Mention of the Bike Room
- 'Treacherous' W'Burg Crossing Gets a Signal (INSIJS via Curbed)
- Horse Carriage Operator, Sidewalk Cafes Busted for Bribery (Post)
- Scandal-Ridden Connecticut DOT Loses Another Commissioner (N.H. Register)
- This Just In: Polite But Firm 2008 Cadillac CTS Now Available (Queens Gazette)
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