American-made cement is a strategic national resource that underpins U.S. infrastructure development, housing, domestic manufacturing, and economic growth.
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Policymakers should pay more attention to a far more basic input: cement. Growing reliance on imports could create risks for military and critical infrastructure projects.
By: Brig. Gen. John Teichert, U.S. Air Force (ret.)
In a single year, the administration has launched the most ambitious slate of transportation projects in generations. As our nation marks 250 years of independence, Americans can once again watch their country build.
In a single year, the administration has launched the most ambitious slate of transportation projects in generations. As our nation marks 250 years of independence, Americans can once again watch their country build.
On August 23, IndyCars will scream past the Capitol and the National Mall at 200 miles an hour, as part of America’s 250th birthday celebration. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix is a fitting spectacle for the moment: a test of speed and engineering on the very streets of our nation's capital.









