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The ruling by a federal judge in Virginia striking down one part of the new health care law may be less significant in the grand scheme of things than some opponents of the law might hope.
A bipartisan commission's wide-ranging deficit-cutting plan, including a proposed 15 cent hike in the federal gas tax, failed to win the supermajority needed to send the recommendations to Congress. But panel members were hopeful that the plan would be part of the future debate on the federal budget.
Edward Rendell, the outgoing governor of Pennsylvania sat down for an interview with New Yorker writer George Packer to talk about what's wrong with U.S. infrastructure, how and why it got that way and what to do to fix it.
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman James Oberstar (D-Minn.), defeated in his bid for a new term after 36 years in Congress, reflects on highway, aviation and high-speed rail--and breaks into French--in a final press conference.
I am working with a new editor here at ENR, Luke Abaffy, who soon will be blogging with us, but rather than wait until his log-in is ready, I decided to loan him my blog page to start a conversation about iPhone and iPad apps.
Recognition from leaders in the construction industry is particularly gratifying. I am delighted to share the news that, on Oct. 28, I was inducted into the National Academy of Construction, a group of industry leaders recognized for outstanding achievements in and contributions to engineering and construction.
The program will expire on Dec. 31 unless Congress extends it, so states and localities may try to get to market take advantage of the bonds' low federally subsidized interest rates in case the program lapses.
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