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It didn’t even take until Election Day to try to redefine the planned mass deportations of undocumented immigrants.

How will mass deportations play out in construction?

Milwaukee County, Wis., basically decided “we have a problem” when it came to road and traffic safety.

An editorial on why small infrastructure investments do more good and matter so much to more people than you think.

II's time to loosen the governor's grip on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to keep critical infrastructure investment from falling behind.

In this selection of construction history from the ENR archives, a look at the successful rush to build in the middle of World War II what at the time was the world's largest office building.

A commentary with perspective on the $39 billion program.

The new Federal Trade Commission mandate delivers a blow to thousands of small and large businesses trying to protect their own trade secrets as well as investments in employee training and customer contacts. That challenge does not need a fresh overlay of federal law.

Now 10 years old, Construction Safety Week has evolved. What at first was a national industry stand-down to emphasize safety compliance has grown into a coordinated five days of training and advocacy. 

Wars and political tensions are escalating, and so is migration. Also on the rise are expectations that artificial intelligence will transform life and business as we know it.