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On Monday, President Joe Biden signed into law his $1 trillion infrastructure plan.

President Joe Biden and Democratic leaders in Congress have edged close to a deal on their big package of social services and climate change strategies.

President Joe Biden spoke at a union event in Michigan on Tuesday to rally support for his infrastructure and “Build Back Better” bills, saying, “The first is a bill to invest in our physical infrastructure, and the second is a bill to invest in our human infrastructure … these bills are not about left versus right.”

The 30-day funding legislation will keep federal surface transportation workers on government payrolls and avoid shutdowns and furloughs at the Department of Transportation.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has moved a vote on a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill to later in the week as Democratic leaders shore up support for the measure

Democrats have pushed a $3.5 trillion, 10-year bill strengthening social safety net and climate programs through the House Budget Committee

Nine centrists have threatened to vote against their own party’s budget blueprint, enough to defeat it in the closely divided House.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is proposing a procedural vote that would set up future passage of two budget measures crucial to President Joe Biden’s domestic agenda

The Senate passed the first phase of Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan in a 69-30 vote Tuesday.

The Senate approved the plan Tuesday with a 69-30 vote.

The Senate has moved closer to passing a $1 trillion infrastructure package after lawmakers from both parties came together and voted on Saturday to clear a key procedural hurdle.

The Congressional Budget Office estimated on Thursday that the bipartisan infrastructure bill will add $256 billion to the deficit over 10 years.

It was one year ago when a flood devastated a Philadelphia neighborhood. Now residents are hoping the bipartisan infrastructure package that’s in the works in Washington will help them as they continue to recover. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk explains.

After much delay, senators have unveiled their $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill

President Joe Biden this week took a huge step toward achieving a hallmark legislative accomplishment.

The Senate has further advanced a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan with a bipartisan group of senators helping it clear one more hurdle Friday

Hours after a bipartisan working group of lawmakers announced a deal on a major infrastructure package, it passed a key test vote Wednesday in the Senate. The Senate voted 67 to 32 to begin debate on the measure, getting 17 Republicans to sign on, more than the 10 needed to break a filibuster.

President Joe Biden has leapt back into the Senate’s up-and-down efforts to clinch a bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure deal

From New Jersey to Philly to where ever you’re going, the roads, bridges and railways that get you there could be up for a big investment. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk speaks with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo about a major infrastructure plan after the White House and a bipartisan group of senators agreed on a framework to do it.

A bipartisan group of senators has reached a tentative framework on a $953 billion infrastructure deal ahead of a crucial meeting with President Joe Biden at the White House