More from Heatmap News (who has an amazing daily newsletter for climate news!): The Heat Pump Manufacturing Boom is About to Begin - Heatmap News share.google/JbhBOKUe50hBFN…

That’s so tacky we wouldn’t even hold this in our lot. And think about what we’ve had before.

Republicans fear Medicaid cuts could cost them control of Congress — POLITICO

This maybe the worst possible example of a dense, walkable community out there, but the success of “urbanism lite” in KOP still shows people fundamentally want that stuff if you give them the option inquirer.com/real-estate/ho…

Ryan W Briggs I lived in that area majority of my life, it’s crazy how little housing development this area of montco has done in the last 25 years. No starter homes. You either get 800k townhomes or 2.5-3k per month apartment, or live in Norristown/Pottstown…

It's monstrous that there is no provision in immigration law allowing someone who has lived in the United States with legal status for 25 years to stay.

Miran is right about the deal being extremely one-sided. Vietnam wins, America loses. My latest reason: reason.com/2025/07/03/tru…

The Wirecutter’s top car seat is $230 up from $160 earlier this year. Some of the most popular strollers have gone up 20-30%. The thing where Trump just randomly waived a wand and raised the price of a bunch of stuff on parents seems pretty unreported by the media.

Unacceptable. Mayor Eric Adams Adams is stalling yet another transportation project: "Even after a successful round of outreach that saw every single elected official and all three community boards in the neighborhood support the proposal, the whole thing is now in limbo."

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I'm kind of shocked there has not been a more robust media discourse about the recent Glaeser/Gyourko paper about the end of American sprawl. So, a quick thread in the hopes everyone engages this rather earth-shaking news. TL;DR: It's over. Suburban sprawl lost. We all lost.

On Epstein: as I've written too many times to count, there ARE massive amounts of FBI/DOJ files that have not been released, or those that are available are so heavily blacked out that they are unreadable. The FBI and DOJ can release these files (redacting the names of victims)

Yes! Many prefer Korean sunscreen because the U.S. treats sunscreen as a drug, not a cosmetic, creating regulatory hurdles that have blocked new UV filters since 1999. Now we’re slapping tariffs on Korean imports while making it nearly impossible to innovate at home.

5% tax, proceeds go to SEPTA.

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i genuinely don't blame anyone for not seeing the many stories on this, it's getting very hard for reporting to break through x.com/JayCarraway_/s…

Jersey City was ahead of the curve on cannabis legalization and now we’re reinvesting that revenue into free summer programming for kids across our neighborhoods.

Imagine if the places where this type of thing makes the most sense along the Main Line legalized it!

Jon Geeting Village at Valley forge took 18 years to get approved. It went all the way to the PA Supreme Court who ruled that Upper Merion was guilty of reverse spot zoning. It took another 2 years before construction began. It’s the most successful Master Planned community for 100 miles.

KOP town center is walkable if you like walking through parking lots; the entire vibe is walking through parking lots. Amazingly, those parking lots are always full, so walking is still just dodging cars on narrow concrete between parking. Bring back the golf course that was here