- Senate Agrees to House's 90-Day Extension, Sends It to Obama (Politico)
- Divided Congress's Deal on Extension Still Leaves States With Doubts (Stateline)
- Nancy Pelosi Asks for Divine Intervention on Transpo Bill (Hill)
- With Extension Begrudgingly Agreed to, What Comes Next? (National Journal)
- The House Also Passed the Ryan Budget, Which Slashes Transpo (Aviation News)
- Why and How We Should Give Parking Lots the Green Treatment (NRDC)
- Cities and Towns Addicted to Big Box Stores (RustWire)
- 265 Acela Passengers Get a Scare When Train Jumps Tracks (WLNE)
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