Infrastructure, Housing & Transportation Archives - Page 53 of 53

Regulate Boeing? Naah. Assert Congressional Authority? Naah.

The do-nothings: McConnell and Chao, a Washington love story

Preoccupied with his border wall, Trump has little to say about newly authorized funding—and he’s still sitting on last year’s money.

Donald Trump could well kill more funds for the construction of critical rail infrastructure projects—which doesn’t bode well for the Northeast.

The defining challenge of the next president’s infrastructure agenda will be persuading Congress to come along for the ride.

Philadelphia is only the latest city to face legal action over lead contamination in drinking water.

The D.C. Metro system is in crisis, and a power struggle between federal agencies fighting for the right to oversee safety isn’t helping.

Washington Metro riders might complain about their subway system, but it could be worse—just look at Boston.

Unless the federal government can exercise proper authority over D.C.’s ailing transit system, dangerous accidents may continue to occur.