New York City ranks No. 1 globally for the second year, led by its strong economy and educated population. Boston enters the top 10 at No. 8, driven by universities and tech sectors but faces climate challenges. Washington, DC is 12th, with high human capital but political instability risks. Philadelphia ranks 33rd, noted for healthcare and logistics. Other US cities show strengths in education and economics but face inequality and environmental issues.
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