Infrastructure Across America

President Trump announced on Wednesday a new federal rule to cut out bureaucratic red tape and speed up environmental review processes for proposed highways, gas pipelines and other major infrastructure.

House Democrats passed a massive $1.5 trillion infrastructure bill on Wednesday, as Republicans accused them of pouring money into what one congressman called a “partisan wish list.”

America’s roads, bridges and other infrastructure are being eyed for sorely needed funding boosts, according to a series of Twitter messages from President Trump on Thursday evening.

Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are unifying around three infrastructure bills to fix America’s highways, ports and water systems.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he will travel to Washington D.C. for a meeting Wednesday with President Trump to discuss a number of topics amid coronavirus, including a way to begin working on critical infrastructure projects to jumpstart the economy.

Before the COVID-19 outbreak, there was bipartisan support for an infrastructure bill but there was never a consensus on how robust it should be and how it should be done.

Here's what to expect with a potential "Phase 4" coronavirus response bill, which could be passed by the end of April.

If we are looking for ways to inject economic benefit into the economy, let’s start here.

Michael Bloomberg could do better than the "smoke-and-mirrors" Donald Trump economy if the former New York City mayor is elected president, Bloomberg campaign co-chair Stephen Benjamin maintained Friday.

Monday night's Iowa Democratic caucus fiasco stemming from an app tied to  Hillary Clinton campaign veterans is "concerning," Acting Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Sec. Chad Wolf said Tuesday.