Stanley Kurtz writes for National Review Online about the Biden administration’s unwillingness to share its plans for new federal housing regulations. [T]he president’s rebooting of Obama’s controversial Affirmatively Furthering Fair…
John Trump reports for Carolina Journal Online on the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact for meat supplies. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains why the pandemic might drive more people to the suburbs.
This week, JLF’s Brooke Conrad reported on the changing demographics in North Carolina and how this could affect future elections. Conrad reports: From 2010 to 2018, the state’s overall population…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online that local N.C. referendums increasing government debt fared better than those that would have raised local taxes. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains why…
We all know how much liberals despise the suburbs, for a variety of reasons—the latest voiced by the Georgia Council on Aging, which notes “significant suburban cul-de-sac development has created…
As National Review’s Jeremy Carl points out, while “conservatives are busy being distracted by the latest liberal newly invented ‘culture war’ over bathrooms, liberals are attacking the entire concept of…
John Hayward at Human Events responds to a new rule from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that would allow the federal government to track diversity in neighborhoods…
Interesting discussion on yesterday’s Diane Rehm Show on the changing suburbs. For years liberals and new urbanists have belittled the suburbs as the automobile-dependent white flight destination. But since the…
Long-winded NYT pitch that Republicans are ‘anti-urban,’ which logically makes them — you guessed it— anti-minority, anti-gay and –last but not least — anti-Amtrak. Never mind the fact— as the…
I was waiting for the experts to provide some context to the breathless headline “White Flight: Suburbs Lose Young Whites to Cities,” which the N&R deemed significant enough to put…
The American left has always hated the suburbs. Why so many people would leave a grimy, dysfunctional urban landscape for grass and trees has always baffled liberal elites. Malvena Reynolds’…
I think. Anyway, our little Stumptown is #6 on Business Week’s list of — take a depth breath — “the 25 best and most affordable suburbs of the largest cities…