Congress is about to do something big in a bipartisan fashion: agree to allocate$ 1 trillion to revamp the nation’s aging infrastructure.... The Senate could approve the bill as soon as Tuesday morning, with all Senate Democrats and a sizable chunk of Senate Republicans — nearly 20 — willing to vote yes on it. Support our journalism.... arrow-right That means improving the nation’s infrastructure will soon be the first bipartisan win of the Biden administration, and it will be the first major

" This is smart to do," said Sen.... " It shifted when the talks on BBB fell apart," said Sen.... Chris Murphy, a Democrat from Connecticut, referencing the broad social spending bill Democrats have failed to advance for months....

Open this photo in gallery President Joe Biden speaks about the economy and his infrastructure agenda in the State Dining Room of the White House, in Washington on July 19, 2021.... “ Prior presidents talked about an infrastructure bill but it took Joe Biden to get it.... This agreement is going to be very popular, and that positive feedback loop will send a message to Capitol Hill that people want more of this....

More than for her shock of purple hair or unpredictable votes, Democratic Sen.... Kyrsten Sinema is perhaps best known for doing the unthinkable in Washington: She spends time on the Republican side of the aisle.... A key negotiator of the bipartisan infrastructure compromise, she was among those President Joe Biden first called to make the deal — and then called upon again as he worked furiously to salvage the agreement from collapse....

Intense phone calls, ice cream and bipartisanship.... Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer

Intense phone calls, ice cream and some bipartisanship--for a few hours, anyway.... Senate

for Bipartisanship in a Divided Countryby Marek N. Posard, William Marcellino, Todd C. Helmus, Katie

In a rare stroke of bipartisanship, Republicans joined Democrats to advance the measure and more

her bid for re-election on Friday with a nod to bipartisanship. FILE PHOTO: Sen.... 6 U.S. Capitol

In a rare stroke of bipartisanship, Republicans joined Democrats to advance the measure and more