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Viewpoint: Predicting midterms with historical data
History is a good indicator of what will happen at the polls this November, with Republicans expected to regain at least one chamber of Congress.
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Viewpoint: Infrastructure spending awaits congressional approval
Infrastructure spending is tied up in the appropriation process, but the roads can’t wait. Fortunately, stop-gap measures are providing needed time to reach a long-term…
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Legislators, industry leaders agree collaboration key to driverless vehicle adoption
Representatives from both sides of the aisle and company executives convened in a webinar hosted by the Consumer Technology Association.
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Truck parking crisis recognized on the Hill
It should come as no surprise to anyone in the trucking industry that the lack of adequate truck parking has reached crisis levels. That is…
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Airlines, pilots plead for more federal aid to retain workers
The airline industry took a massive punch from the pandemic last year, but most carriers have stayed on their feet. Airlines and their employees say…
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‘Blue wave’ stimulus could spur import surge on top of surge
A Biden administration teamed with a Democratic Congress should lead to even more stimulus, a recipe for even more container imports.
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Going into 2021 on a high note
Congress has repeatedly been criticized for taking too many vacations and leaving work unfinished, with the American public often left wondering what their elected officials…
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Atlas Air refuses to repay US bailout funds
Atlas Air says it faced hardships during the coronavirus pandemic, making it eligible for emergency airline aid from Congress despite a massive growth in business.
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Sprint to the finish line before the 2020 elections
The country is slowly emerging from its summer vacation, and this is particularly true for lawmakers and policymakers in Washington, DC. While COVID-19 remains front…
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