Barge Slams Into Bridge In Galveston, Texas, Causing Oil Spill
A cleanup operation has begun after a barge struck a bridge in Galveston, Texas, on Wednesday, spilling oil into the bay.
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Sen. Josh Hawley Hit With Receipts After Gaslighting Gripe On Fox News
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) complained on Fox News Thursday that American infrastructure is in disrepair. But as viewers pointed out, he was one of the Republican senators who voted against a massive bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed in 2021.
Biden Gives Details On Baltimore Bridge And Port Reopening Timeline
President Joe Biden said the Port of Baltimore, impacted by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, would resume normal operations by the end of May as he once again pledged federal government support for the area on Friday.
Biden Vows To Make Congress Pay To Replace Collapsed Baltimore Bridge
President Joe Biden said Tuesday he expects Congress to fully cover the cost of rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, which collapsed overnight after it was rammed by a massive cargo ship.
Baltimore Key Bridge Collapses After Ship Crash: Live Updates
A ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, on Tuesday morning, causing the bridge to collapse and sending vehicles plunging into the freezing waters of the Patapsco River below.
Minnesota Representative Praises New Bridge — Paid For By Infrastructure Bill He Opposed
A bit more than two years ago, Rep. Pete Stauber (R-Minn.) explained his vote against what was then referred to as the “bipartisan infrastructure bill” by saying, “I will not be complicit in paving a destructive and irreversible path towards socialism.”
Republican Dave McCormick Would Repeal Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
Dave McCormick, a wealthy former hedge fund manager and leading Republican candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, would vote to repeal President Joe Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure bill, he said on a pro-Trump radio show in mid-November.
Alberta energy grid woes renew concerns over climate change and infrastructure
Alberta’s recent energy grid woes have renewed concerns about how prepared Canada’s critical infrastructure systems are to weather the effects of climate change and extreme weather — and the potential security implications if they fail.
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