A new study shows that when legislators make their stance on even controversial issues public, they convince people to join their side.

As demand for data analysts in government grows, what may be the nation's first master’s program that teaches not just public policy knowledge but technology skills too has launched.

Many cities are partnering with nonprofits, but Detroit’s project may represent the best effort to create a vision for the future and provide the tools to make it a reality.

Inspired by an idea that originated in 1970s Brazil, urban planners in America are increasingly thinking small scale to solve big problems.

The militarization of police has come under fire, but it’s just a distraction from the real civil rights issues.