May 2016
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He’s not the governor. He’s not a lawmaker. But thanks to the way he runs his state’s pension plans, David Bronner may be the most powerful man in Alabama.
After a population explosion and building binge led to haphazard and random growth, Miami became the nation's first big urban area to adopt a citywide code based on looks.
The city has made real progress in its battle against homicide, but a recent rise in crime puts it all into question.
As the movement slows, policymakers have the opportunity to explore whether school choice has improved education overall.
Many state capitols were designed to inspire with soaring architecture. The view from the top offers a unique perspective.
