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Netflix Hit Brings Unwelcome Attention to Lahore's Red Light District
A new series portraying a troubled district in Pakistan is a runaway success, but not everyone is excited about seeing it on screen.

Dating Events Are on the Rise As Young People Abandon the Apps
Fed up with online dating, young singles are driving a surge in US event attendance, from speed dating to chess nights.

Missoula Passes Homeless Encampment Law on Eve of Supreme Court Ruling
Visible homelessness has sparked an identity crisis in the Montana mountain town, where a new ordinance restricts outdoor camping just as the US Supreme Court considered the question.

Airport Roof Collapse Fuels Worries Over Modi Building Spree
The incident is the latest in a string of infrastructure failures, raising safety questions as the prime minister prepares to spend billions of dollars to improve transportation.

How Detroit Reclaimed a Towering Relic From the Roaring '20s
Architect Louis Kamper's Book Tower stood vacant for years. After a painstaking restoration from New York firm ODA, the 38-story skyscraper is ready for a new century.

A Planning Revolution in Bratislava Puts Kids at the Center
An effort to make the Slovakian capital more welcoming for children and families reflects the city's long-term resource and population challenges.

What the SCOTUS Camping Decision Means for Local Homelessness Policy
The Supreme Court ruling in Grants Pass lets lawmakers impose fines and jail time on homeless people sleeping outside. Advocates say that's counterproductive.