Even to a transportation nerd, the future of autonomous vehicles (AVs)—also known as “self-driving” cars—can seem shrouded in mystery and…

Where people live in an urban area reflects economic opportunity and wellbeing. To anyone who has felt the awful crawl…

WMATA claims that reduced hours are necessary to properly maintain the system, but most other cities’ rapid transit systems manage…

Businesses need to do a lot to operate in the District, such as filing permits, getting licenses, and accommodating inspectors….

This is the third part in a series. Read part 1 and part 2. When considering houses for sale in Washington…

D.C.’s story is frequently told through income inequality and poverty. But there is also a part that is seldom explored—that…

The District’s progressive advocacy organizations have put together an impressive coalition, urging the Mayor and the Council to reverse the…

First Take is a regular opinion column by D.C. Policy Center Senior Fellow David Brunori. The District of Columbia is…

With a new proposed Data Policy, release of high profile datasets on topics like 311 and taxicabs, and Open Government…