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House Republicans want to cut billions in infrastructure spending they had supported

Por: Portland Press Herald World July 18, 2023

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WASHINGTON — It took decades for Congress to deliver on its promise to pour new money into the nation’s roads, bridges, pipes, ports and internet connections. Now, House Republicans are trying to slash some of the same funds. A series of Republican bills to finance the federal government in 2024 would wipe out billions of dollars meant to repair the nation’s aging infrastructure, potentially undercutting a 2021 law that was one of... + full article



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