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Some senators said important projects would be stalled, but lawmakers’ hands were tied by a bill passed by the House before it went on recess.

Republican lawmakers have gotten a lot done, but disagreements forced them to put some tough work off until after they return from their break.

The Northeast Corridor has doubled its ridership in the last 30 years as its old and overloaded infrastructure has begun to wear out.

New Jersey needs to come up with a gas tax that will start to dig the state out of its transportation mess.

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey said that if he were to be elected president in 2016, he would revive a project he killed that would have doubled rail capacity between New Jersey and Manhattan.

Feeling more and more isolated from their government, Egyptians have posted images online to lament the miserable state of their surroundings.

The idea put forward by the House is that an overhaul of the international business tax code would produce money to pay for a long-term bill.

Such investments offer private equity firms a potential steady stream of income, while also helping struggling local governments.

Documenting the water crisis in the West, a photographer confronts distress, beauty and man’s complicity.

The Bureau of Reclamation, which runs a vast network of dams, reservoirs and aqueducts across the West, is taking a hard look at its infrastructure.

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