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Aug 24

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Why moderate Democrats opposed Pelosi’s plans for two major spending bills

The U.S. House of Representatives is back in Washington for a rare August session. Their agenda is to move forward on potentially trillions of dollars of spending. With a narrow majority, Democrats need every vote. And 10 moderates have been…

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Aug 23

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Errin Haines and Lisa Lerer on Afghanistan evacuations, infrastructure debate

As President Joe Biden manages the evacuation of Americans in Afghanistan, his domestic policy agenda hangs in the balance on Capitol Hill. To analyze both, Judy Woodruff is joined by Lisa Lerer of The New York Times, and Errin Haines…

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Aug 11

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Democrats push for broader investments in jobs, families and tackling the climate crisis

Democrats on Wednesday passed a blueprint for a $3.5 trillion bill to expand family, health and environmental programs. It is a massive investment, to be spent on American families and to combat the climate crisis. But it faces a rocky…

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Aug 10

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Biden in reach of key legislative priority as Senate backs bipartisan infrastructure bill

A massive bill that would inject more than $1 trillion dollars into infrastructure and climate projects in the U.S. cleared the Senate Tuesday, and is now headed to the House. Nineteen Republicans joined all 50 Democrats in voting to pass…

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Aug 09

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U.S. Senate nears passage of $1 trillion infrastructure plan

A major bill that could steer billions in federal dollars toward American roads, railways, water systems and broadband networks is inching closer to a final Senate vote. But at the same time, the Democrats who control the Senate's agenda are…

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Aug 09

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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the infrastructure deal, Congress’ agenda, Cuomo’s future

NPR’s Tamara Keith and Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report join William Brangham to discuss the latest political news, including the infrastructure deal, Congress' packed summer agenda and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s political future after sexual harassment allegations.

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Aug 06

Watch 6:37
How the infrastructure deal aims to bolster our aging transportation network

Congress’ nonpartisan scorekeeper says the bipartisan infrastructure bill would add $256 billion to the federal deficit over the next decade. This comes as senators work to pass the plan in their chamber. Lisa Desjardins takes a detailed look at the…

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Aug 05

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Breaking down the infrastructure bill’s impact on climate change

The current infrastructure bill includes $150 billion for clean energy and climate change protections. Tens of billions would also be utilized to fight extreme weather like drought, wildfire, flooding and erosion, with a host of smaller programs like low-emission busses,…

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Aug 04

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How the infrastructure bill delivers on clean water — and how it falls short

As many as 22 million people get drinking water from systems with lead pipes, and twice as many rely on systems that violate safe water standards. A large part of the Senate infrastructure bill aims to solve those issues. NewsHour…

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Aug 03

Watch 6:36
How infrastructure funding to expand broadband access could create a ‘generational shift’

The Senate is debating a trillion-dollar infrastructure bill this week that would invest in vital public works projects throughout the country. One key portion would expand broadband internet access for millions of Americans. Nicol Turner-Lee, senior fellow of governance studies…

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