‘It’s a Slow Death’: The World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis
Two and a half years of war and a crippling cholera outbreak have brought Yemen to the brink of collapse.
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He has no intention of following through on his promises to workers. And his words and actions may leave the country worse off.
Trump Signs Order Rolling Back Environmental Rules on Infrastructure
The president said he was streamlining regulations in order to speed construction of infrastructure projects like roads and bridges.
‘Czar of Infrastructure’ Embraces Role as Pillar for Port Authority
At the request of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, Rick Cotton is stepping in as executive director of the New York-New Jersey transit and infrastructure agency.
Cuomo Calls Manhattan Traffic Plan an Idea ‘Whose Time Has Come’
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is advocating new tolls on some of the city’s busiest areas, a plan that could generate millions of dollars for repairing the subway.
New Orleans Scrambles to Repair Drainage System After Severe Flooding
Problems with the pumping and drainage system caused severe flooding in the city last weekend and put residents on edge.
Investing in Infrastructure
A reader says cost cutting often seems more enticing.
Public Works Funding Falls as Infrastructure Deteriorates
Public construction spending is dropping across the country, and officials are concerned about safety and quality of life as existing infrastructure ages and falls into disrepair.
Trying to Make America a Little Better
While Washington lets the nation’s infrastructure crumble, some states are raising gas taxes to cover basic needs.
Linking Public Works to Local Hiring Faces a Trump Challenge
The administration is reviewing an Obama initiative allowing cities and states to force infrastructure projects to give preference to their residents.