Bipartisan talks on infrastructure face hurdles and pressure
Democrats urge compromise as talks over a 579 billion dollar plan persist amid disputes over size funding and payment. Some push reconciliation for quick passage, while critics warn it would impede long term goals and possible project constraints.
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Putin signals pragmatism after Geneva summit with Biden
Russian leader praised Biden as professional and balanced while urging Moscow to pursue a careful, interests driven relationship. The piece notes working groups on arms control and cyber, Biden’s red lines on cyber and Ukraine policy, and the potential for modest progress if Putin chooses stability over provocation.
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Free Tuition for Community Colleges Reignites Policy Debate
Tribune News Service columnist John M. Crisp argues Biden’s plan to make community colleges tuition free faces criticism yet highlights the broader public benefit. He notes past proposals stalled under Obama and waned under Trump, with $109 billion over 10 years proposed, while stressing that “free” tuition shifts who pays rather than eliminating costs.
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