The Biden administration is preparing to spend another $5 billion on infrastructure projects nationwide, according to a new report, even after his last multibillion-dollar investment went bust, with only a handful of electric vehicle charging stations built.
Biden to spend another $5B on infrastructure — after last multibillion-dollar effort only set up 7 EV charging stations: report
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January 10, 2025
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