Infrastructure
Roads, bridges, broadband, public transit
Andrews had called for multiple televised debates, arguing that voters should hear directly from both candidates.
Graham accepted an invitation to debate Annie Andrews and said she would use the debate to challenge Andrews’ positions.
Beatty’s legal team questioned what construction was underway and warned that it could restrict public access.
Ezell presents infrastructure, Coast Guard funding and FEMA changes as priorities, while defending Trump’s tariffs and Iran policy.
Hulum argues that voter dissatisfaction with Trump could help him unseat incumbent Mike Ezell.
Warner introduced the airport congestion proposal and said Congress should act to prevent another tragedy.
Kaine introduced an airport congestion proposal and argued that safety reforms must address overcrowding at Reagan National.
Subramanyam has introduced proposals addressing data-center energy costs, community siting, resource-use information and security risks.
Warner is advancing proposals on data-center resource disclosures and tying tax benefits to efficiency and sustainability standards.
Rogers proposed suspending gas taxes as prices rose, while a state GOP leader questioned the state-level plan.
Hathaway proposed federal funding for communities facing costs associated with state-mandated high-density housing.
Mejia said six projects she wanted were included in the bill, including work addressing algal blooms in Lake Hopatcong.
Norcross described how Corps projects move from studies and authorization toward appropriations and construction.
The article examines transportation-industry donations to Alfonso’s campaign and related federal benefits received by some donors or companies.
Perry sponsored a bill to preserve the Cohen building after previously backing a measure that could have required its sale.
Keating is leading the Democrats’ report and raised concerns with Secretary of State Marco Rubio about the proposed pipeline contract.
Evans worked with Scott Peters on permitting legislation as he seeks reelection in a competitive Colorado district.
Peters worked with Gabe Evans on permitting legislation and discussed why he would not intervene in Evans’s reelection race.
Bennet urged committee leaders to include the conduit measure and said the Senate should retain it as the bill advances.
Boebert backed the conduit provision and welcomed its inclusion in the House-passed water resources package.
Rouzer says his trucking bill lacks the votes to pass and describes concerns some Republicans have raised.
Rouzer supported the House-passed measure, which includes water and flood-control projects in his region.
Villegas is Valadao’s opponent and is presented through his policy platform and criticism from a political strategist.
Valadao argues that his Central Valley ties and bipartisan approach will help him in a challenging reelection race.
Pfluger and his office make the case for changes they say would help modernize military academy facilities.
Tokuda led a delegation effort urging USPS to restore direct mail delivery to rebuilt Lahaina homes.
Harrigan’s proposal would bring AI developers and critical-infrastructure operators together to develop voluntary cybersecurity practices.
She joined Hawai‘i’s congressional delegation in urging President Donald Trump to approve the governor’s disaster declaration requests.
He joined Hawai‘i’s congressional delegation in urging President Donald Trump to approve the governor’s disaster declaration requests.
She joined Hawai‘i’s congressional delegation in urging President Donald Trump to approve the governor’s disaster declaration requests.
He joined Hawai‘i’s congressional delegation in urging President Donald Trump to approve the governor’s disaster declaration requests.
Tlaib opposed the bill, saying it would not meaningfully protect communities.
Gabe Evans introduced a bill intended to prevent data center energy infrastructure costs from being passed on to consumers.
Gabe Evans introduced legislation intended to make large electricity users pay for the costs of new power-generation infrastructure.
Pallone praised the House vote and described AM radio's role during Superstorm Sandy in his district.
Bilirakis celebrated House passage and urged the Senate to act on the bipartisan bill.
Pallone could lead the House committee overseeing AI-related legislation if Democrats retake the House.
Killin called for oversight of data center power and water use and protections against higher utility bills.
He is one of the California senators leading a bipartisan effort to stop the proposed transfer of Yosemite land to a private developer.
He is one of the California senators leading a bipartisan effort to stop the proposed transfer of Yosemite land to a private developer.
Huffman joined California's congressional leaders in opposing the proposed private land exchange in Yosemite.
Costa joined California's congressional leaders in opposing the proposed private land exchange in Yosemite.
Padilla helped lead a bipartisan congressional effort to oppose a proposed private land exchange in Yosemite.
Schiff helped lead a bipartisan congressional effort to oppose a proposed private land exchange in Yosemite.
Harder’s bill to control and eradicate Golden Mussels received a hearing in a House subcommittee.
Castor co-sponsored the House-passed bill and argued that utility customers should not bear data-center grid-upgrade costs.
Evans sponsored the House-passed bill and argued that data center companies should bear the power infrastructure costs they drive.
Heinrich blocked the fast-track effort, arguing the bill was too weak, and put forward a stricter alternative.
Husted’s effort to speed passage of a data-center ratepayer bill failed after a Democratic senator objected.
Lankford argues that data centers should benefit local communities while consumers remain protected.