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US Senate stopgap fails to renew more than $38B a year in state transportation funding
WASHINGTON — The stopgap spending bill supported by an overwhelming majority of U.S. senators does not address tens of billions in expiring transportation funding, leaving states facing a massive effective budget cut starting Oct. 1. The 2021 bipartisan infrastructure law, which authorized highway and transit...
Estimated leanCenterThe article presents a straightforward report on the failure of the Senate stopgap spending bill to renew transportation funding. It focuses on factual details without overt bias or loaded language, maintaining a neutral tone.Estimated story lean · AI scan of the piece, not the publisherEstimated story lean Center. The article presents a straightforward report on the failure of the Senate stopgap spending bill to renew transportation funding. It focuses on factual details without overt bias or loaded language, maintaining a neutral tone.
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