Infrastructure Across America

Farmers up and down California’s Central Valley are up in arms over the state seizing their land to build its long-awaited high-speed railway and then failing to pay the hundreds of thousands of dollars owed them for years.

The President's immigration plan increases the number of highly skilled workers accepted into the United States from 12 percent to 57 percent.

Congressional Democrats have deliberately torpedoed a rare opportunity to reach a bipartisan infrastructure deal. Now they’re trying, as usual, to blame President Trump.

Trump’s Herculean effort to conceal whatever he’s hiding is not only undermining the core of our democracy, it’s also costing jobs and infrastructure.

Democrats should stop investigating non-existent crimes and work with the president on rebuilding infrastructure and other actions to benefit the American people.

President Trump and Democrats in Congress should set aside their differences on investigations and work together to fund desperately needed infrastructure improvements.

As anticipation grows for 5G technology to be rolled out in big cities, nearly 15 million people in rural pockets across the country are still waiting for reliable high-speed internet.

Truckers in America know full well that the dire condition of our nation’s roads and bridges has surpassed crisis levels.

The federal government has a long history of blowing federal taxpayer dollars on projects that should be funded by state or local governments or the private sector.

We’ve heard about an “infrastructure bill” for years in Congress. It’s been down in the minors. Big promise. Lots of upside. A “five-tool player.” But it’s never made it to the show. That’s why it’s so fascinating that President Trump and top Congressional leaders may be game to move an infrastructure package soon.