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For millions of Americans, life should go on much as usual, but for millions of others cuts in federal spending from the 'sequester' are likely to bring tangible effects. Which camp are you in?

A string of violent incidents in October further illuminated political polarization in America, raising serious concerns about how media bias contributes to hateful division — and how we must change this to heal our divide.

In just the last two weeks, multiple incidents of political violence struck America. A gunman burst into a Pittsburgh synagogue and killed 11

JACKSON, MI – The Grand River runs 252 miles across the state of Michigan, and is loved by paddlers, anglers and those just enjoying the views of the waterway.

However, due to litter, trash and obstructions, it was difficult for people to enjoy parts of of the river that flows through Jackson. That all changed on Saturday, May 18, during a cleanup project that cleaned up nearly three

GRIDLOCK is a show about traffic, densification, politics, labor, the landscape, urban planning and infrastructure, and the complexity and nuance of life in our ever-changing city. The largest infrastructural work of our civilization could be our roads, literal lines superimposed onto the landscape. Within the context of Houston's constant construction and increasing auto traffic, the term "