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Representative Bill Shuster disagrees with an editorial criticizing a transportation bill.

Under the agreement, New York and New Jersey will split the other half of the project’s costs, which could total $20 billion.

A reader suggests that priorities at home should trump foreign adventures.

In the worry over cybersecurity, we can forget that the physical cables that carry data are at risk.

Hundreds of deaths, illnesses and injuries every year can be linked to the failure of transportation infrastructure and other systems like pipelines, experts say.

Negotiations over the measure will now begin with the Senate. The bill covers six years of projects, but funds only three.

The Senate planned to raise money by paring back a bank dividend members see as obsolete, but the House wants to drain the Federal Reserve’s rainy-day fund instead. Critics say both ideas are wrongheaded.

Representatives debating a $325 billion bill funding highways and transportation infrastructure proposed more amendments than in recent years — except on how to pay for programs.

The new House speaker, at his first news conference, signaled his desire to address Republican hard-liners’ complaints.

The highway bill is more about budgeting gimmicks than actually improving the transportation system.

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