President Joe Biden is trying to sell Americans on the economic benefits of the $973 billion infrastructure package under consideration in Congress, declaring there is an urgent need for a “generational investment."

President Biden must resist trying to revive a new Cold War with China and using that to undermine progressive governments in South America and side with the industrial oligarchs.

In the coming days, the United States and China will be celebrating two big birthdays, light-years apart in their message.

Republicans have complained that the president is teflon. They’re still trying.

Americans have broadly agreed for years that the nation’s transportation infrastructure is in desperate need of attention. Across party lines, people want the U.S. to once again be a country with modern and excellent roads, bridges, airports and rail lines.

WASHINGTON — Facing a legislative obstacle course in Congress, President Joe Biden campaigned in Wisconsin on Tuesday to build public support for the fragile framework of a nearly $1 trillion, five-year bipartisan infrastructure proposal — “a blue-collar blueprint for rebuilding America,” he called it.