Congressional Democrats were at the White House Tuesday to discuss a path forward for infrastructure legislation, and discussions appear to have yielded a broad framework for a bill.

America’s agribusiness sector wants some slices of whatever Congress cooks up for roads, bridges, rural broadband and other improvements.

Lawmakers face a packed agenda when the new Congress begins on Thursday, starting with finding a resolution to the government shutdown that hit USDA, the Interior Department and other departments and agencies in December.

Visits to urban and rural corners of China make one thing very clear: China is changing, and changing fast.

Congress is bent on expanding water projects coast to coast, while the White House pinches the Corps of Engineers' budget.

The Energy Department (DOE) is putting up $25 million to fund research into innovative approaches to strengthen and secure the nation's critical energy infrastructure.