Infrastructure

The fixes to the heavily-used span leading into the nation's capital will be largely paid for with federal funding.

We’re sounding off on the Washington Post editorial board’s shortsighted rebuke of Buy America. The Washington Post editorial board published an article Thursday characterizing the application of...

The White House's effort to highlight infrastructure and industry projects continues in another state.

The investments by Corning and CommScope are being spurred by the infrastructure program passed by Congress in 2021.

Build America, Buy America requirements in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law mean all those new roads, bridges, and water systems are required to be Made in America -- right down to the fire hydrants.

"We will move quickly as we can, while doing it right," vows a DoE official.

They better be talking about implementing on-the-books Buy America rules!

After decades of talk, the United States got to work on fixing its decaying roads, bridges, ports, railways, and more. But there's an issue.

After years of infrastructure hopes and dreams, the nation is implementing the $1.2 trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Two White House events Thursday aimed to reveal its full value.

Congress finally got its act together and passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure investment package last year. Now it's time to implement it, and we must make sure these projects are Made in America.