- Happy Dump the Pump Day, Everybody!
- Reid: GOP Foot-Dragging on Transpo Bill Is a "Manufactured Crisis" (The Hill)
- Paul Ryan: No Way No How Are We Raising the Gas Tax (WaPo)
- A Bridge Collapse in La-La Land: Dems' Nightmare Steels Their Resolve on 45-Day Bill Timeline (HuffPo)
- "Queen of the Hill" Rule Could Pave Way for Lesser-Evil Funding Solutions (Roll Call)
- Senators Propose New Agency Dedicated to Public-Private Partnerships (STL Public Radio)
- Road Closures Delay Delivery of Stanley Cup Trophy (The Hill)
- Freddie Gray's Death Gives Baltimore Red Line New Life (Reuters)
- New Cost-Sharing Plan Has States Paying More for Amtrak NEC Service (Philly.com)
- Living in the Heart of DC Could Be Cheaper Than the Outer Suburbs (Mobility Lab)
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Today’s Headlines
By Tanya Snyder
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