Jerusalem Demsas

How abortion could scramble American geography

It’s become clear that the anti-abortion movement won’t sit idly by while states enact the abortion policies their residents want.

Officials seem unwilling to be direct about who is most at risk of the disease.

Younger buyers who sunk their savings into new homes have too much to lose.

We treat pandemics as inevitable when we could commit to averting them.

The demographic shift from cities to suburbs illuminates many stories: of families moving to opportunity, of inequality replicating itself when they get there, and of the people left behind.

To speed up permitting for energy projects, we’ll need to rethink community input.

Yearning for a blank slate crosses the ideological spectrum—but sooner or later, new places will face the same old problems.

Even green-energy projects get quashed by local opposition.

The city has cracked down on hotel construction and short-term rentals, with predictable results.