Last-minute partisan disputes threaten infrastructure accord

By Susan Ferrechio

Published July 26, 2021 7:48pm ET

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Last-minute partisan disputes threaten infrastructure accord — A long-sought bipartisan infrastructure deal lawmakers hoped to secure Monday could collapse because of a sudden dispute over the terms of the package that has left Republicans and the White House blaming each other. A group of Senate Republicans had hoped to announce a finalized agreement on Monday on a measure that would spend $1.2 […]

A long-sought bipartisan infrastructure deal lawmakers hoped to secure Monday could collapse because of a sudden dispute over the terms of the package that has left Republicans and the White House blaming each other.

A group of Senate Republicans had hoped to announce a finalized agreement on Monday on a measure that would spend $1.2 trillion on roads, bridges, water projects, and broadband expansion.

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