infrastructure

"Flint should be a wake-up call for folks to take a hard look at their drinking systems," says a journalist who wrote a new book on the crisis.

Remember when Trump made all those pledges about infrastructure?

It's vague, doesn't offer much in the way of funding, and has no chance of passing Congress. Other than that it's pretty good.

A reminder of how bad things are and how much worse they'll probably get.

US open to dialogue with North Korea, massive blackout sets Puerto Rico even further back, and more.

A by-the-numbers speech Tuesday that utterly failed to address glaring crises didn't exactly unite the country.

Hundreds of flights were canceled Monday, and the ripple effects could be felt nationwide.

He promised one within 100 days of taking office. It's now day 322.

FEMA is delivering aid, and Trump has promised to visit. But as you might expect, the president is making a horrible situation worse with bizarre, defensive statements.

Why can't the president deliver on one of his biggest campaign promises?

Trump's bizarre press conference was thick with the stench of failure.

The New York City subway—and lots of other important stuff people rely on across the country—is in a state of brutal disrepair. Legalizing weed could help.