Transportation

So Much for That Bipartisan Infrastructure Plan

The President’s first State of the Union address glossed over much-anticipated details. But cities and states already know what to expect.
Where's the infrastructure?Jim Bourg/Reuters

Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address was an attempt to build bridges.

Actual bridges, like the 56,000 spans labeled as “structurally deficient” across the United States. And political bridges—agenda items designed to appeal to both sides of the political aisle, infrastructure among them.