Sam Wetherell is an urban historian who teaches at the University of York.
Knocking on doors is a key part of a grassroots campaign, and can be extremely satisfying work for those involved. But as more gates and security systems transform the fabric of American cities, voters are increasingly out of reach.
The British monarchy's stubborn hold has turned the country into a historical theme park.
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Donald Trump tried to transform Atlantic City into a personal cash cow — and doomed the city in the process.
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