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  1. OREGON VOTERS REBUFF GAS TAX HIKE AMID GLOBAL OIL SHOCKWAVES

    Oregon voters said no to a gas tax increase on Tuesday because fuel prices are already very high. Find out what this means for road repairs.

    #OregonGasTax, #VoterRejection, #HighFuelPrices, #InfrastructureFunding, #PortlandNews

    newsletter.tf/oregon-voters-re

  2. Latin America Aims for Tax Stability to Promote Growth, Business

    Pro-business tax policies being introduced in Latin American countries such as Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, and Perú indicate…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #Customsduties #foreigncurrencytransactions(tax) #imports #infrastructurefunding #internationalacquisitions #Latinamerica #non-U.S.tax #taxamnestyprograms #taxrate
    europesays.com/2883071/

  3. alojapan.com/1465126/sidley-br Sidley Brings on Pair of Tokyo Energy Partners From Pillsbury #InfrastructureFunding #InternationalAcquisitions #InternationalMergers #JointVentures #news #PrivateEquity #Tokyo #TokyoNews #東京 #東京都 Simon Barrett and Olivia Matsushita joined Sidley Austin as partners in its energy, transportation, and infrastructure practice in Tokyo, the firm announced Tuesday. Barrett will serve as co-managing partner of the Tokyo office, Sidley said. He advi

  4. alojapan.com/1465126/sidley-br Sidley Brings on Pair of Tokyo Energy Partners From Pillsbury #InfrastructureFunding #InternationalAcquisitions #InternationalMergers #JointVentures #news #PrivateEquity #Tokyo #TokyoNews #東京 #東京都 Simon Barrett and Olivia Matsushita joined Sidley Austin as partners in its energy, transportation, and infrastructure practice in Tokyo, the firm announced Tuesday. Barrett will serve as co-managing partner of the Tokyo office, Sidley said. He advi

  5. alojapan.com/1455640/anonymous Anonymous person donates $3.6 million in gold blocks to fix clogged drains and water system in Japan’s Osaka | World News #GoldDonation #InfrastructureFunding #news #Osaka #OsakaNews #OsakaWaterDonation #UrbanWaterInfrastructure #WaterSystemRepairs #大阪 #大阪府 An anonymous donor has given 21 kilograms of gold bullion, worth about $3.6 million, to the city of Osaka. The donor asked that the gift be used only for water and drainage works. Ci

  6. alojapan.com/1455640/anonymous Anonymous person donates $3.6 million in gold blocks to fix clogged drains and water system in Japan’s Osaka | World News #GoldDonation #InfrastructureFunding #news #Osaka #OsakaNews #OsakaWaterDonation #UrbanWaterInfrastructure #WaterSystemRepairs #大阪 #大阪府 An anonymous donor has given 21 kilograms of gold bullion, worth about $3.6 million, to the city of Osaka. The donor asked that the gift be used only for water and drainage works. Ci

  7. #Winning! #MAGA-style! Feeling the sting from the cuts? VOTE THOSE F*CKERS OUT!

    ‘Heartbreaking’ #transportation cuts hit home in #GOP districts

    Across the U.S., communities are grappling with the fallout of the GOP’s sprawling domestic policy law — including in Republican districts.

    By Chris Marquette and Sam Ogozalek, 08/20/2025

    "A city in southwestern Utah was poised to benefit from an $87.6 million federal grant to help reconnect neighborhoods split by an increasingly congested Interstate 15.

    "But the money intended for the project in St. George vanished after President Donald Trump signed the GOP’s massive tax and spending package last month.

    "The solidly Republican community isn’t alone. Across the country, the new law rescinded more than $2.2 billion in unobligated dollars from a $3.2 billion Biden-era program aimed at helping reconnect disadvantaged neighborhoods divided by roadways, according to records reviewed by POLITICO. Areas hit by the cuts include some represented by GOP lawmakers who voted for the law — in the latest example of Trump’s most significant legislative triumph complicating life back home for his allies in Congress.

    "In Bowling Green, Kentucky, the law canceled 93 percent of an $11 million grant meant to boost pedestrian safety on a roadway. In western Montana, it wiped out money aimed at improving a highway on the Flathead Indian Reservation and better connecting Missoula-area communities. And on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the law ended more than $4 million in funding that would have gone toward addressing similar concerns in two municipalities.

    "It 'felt like the carpet was pulled out from underneath of us,' said Zack Tyndall, the mayor of Berlin, Maryland. Mayoral elections there are non-partisan. 'We’re still trying to figure out how we can move forward.'

    "In St. George, a short drive from Zion National Park’s stunning views and sandstone cliffs, the $87.6 million would have helped address the increasingly busy interstate highway that bifurcates the rapidly growing city. Residents in the area voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2020 and 2024. But now they’re feeling the impacts of Republicans’ quest to scrub the government of Biden-era programs that conflict with Trump’s priorities."

    Read more:
    politico.com/news/2025/08/20/r

    #TrumpRegrets #BigUglyBill #TransportationCuts #TransportationFunding #InfrastructureFunding #USPol #Regerts #TownHalls #GOPSucks

  8. #Winning! #MAGA-style! Feeling the sting from the cuts? VOTE THOSE F*CKERS OUT!

    ‘Heartbreaking’ #transportation cuts hit home in #GOP districts

    Across the U.S., communities are grappling with the fallout of the GOP’s sprawling domestic policy law — including in Republican districts.

    By Chris Marquette and Sam Ogozalek, 08/20/2025

    "A city in southwestern Utah was poised to benefit from an $87.6 million federal grant to help reconnect neighborhoods split by an increasingly congested Interstate 15.

    "But the money intended for the project in St. George vanished after President Donald Trump signed the GOP’s massive tax and spending package last month.

    "The solidly Republican community isn’t alone. Across the country, the new law rescinded more than $2.2 billion in unobligated dollars from a $3.2 billion Biden-era program aimed at helping reconnect disadvantaged neighborhoods divided by roadways, according to records reviewed by POLITICO. Areas hit by the cuts include some represented by GOP lawmakers who voted for the law — in the latest example of Trump’s most significant legislative triumph complicating life back home for his allies in Congress.

    "In Bowling Green, Kentucky, the law canceled 93 percent of an $11 million grant meant to boost pedestrian safety on a roadway. In western Montana, it wiped out money aimed at improving a highway on the Flathead Indian Reservation and better connecting Missoula-area communities. And on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the law ended more than $4 million in funding that would have gone toward addressing similar concerns in two municipalities.

    "It 'felt like the carpet was pulled out from underneath of us,' said Zack Tyndall, the mayor of Berlin, Maryland. Mayoral elections there are non-partisan. 'We’re still trying to figure out how we can move forward.'

    "In St. George, a short drive from Zion National Park’s stunning views and sandstone cliffs, the $87.6 million would have helped address the increasingly busy interstate highway that bifurcates the rapidly growing city. Residents in the area voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2020 and 2024. But now they’re feeling the impacts of Republicans’ quest to scrub the government of Biden-era programs that conflict with Trump’s priorities."

    Read more:
    politico.com/news/2025/08/20/r

    #TrumpRegrets #BigUglyBill #TransportationCuts #TransportationFunding #InfrastructureFunding #USPol #Regerts #TownHalls #GOPSucks

  9. #Winning! #MAGA-style! Feeling the sting from the cuts? VOTE THOSE F*CKERS OUT!

    ‘Heartbreaking’ #transportation cuts hit home in #GOP districts

    Across the U.S., communities are grappling with the fallout of the GOP’s sprawling domestic policy law — including in Republican districts.

    By Chris Marquette and Sam Ogozalek, 08/20/2025

    "A city in southwestern Utah was poised to benefit from an $87.6 million federal grant to help reconnect neighborhoods split by an increasingly congested Interstate 15.

    "But the money intended for the project in St. George vanished after President Donald Trump signed the GOP’s massive tax and spending package last month.

    "The solidly Republican community isn’t alone. Across the country, the new law rescinded more than $2.2 billion in unobligated dollars from a $3.2 billion Biden-era program aimed at helping reconnect disadvantaged neighborhoods divided by roadways, according to records reviewed by POLITICO. Areas hit by the cuts include some represented by GOP lawmakers who voted for the law — in the latest example of Trump’s most significant legislative triumph complicating life back home for his allies in Congress.

    "In Bowling Green, Kentucky, the law canceled 93 percent of an $11 million grant meant to boost pedestrian safety on a roadway. In western Montana, it wiped out money aimed at improving a highway on the Flathead Indian Reservation and better connecting Missoula-area communities. And on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the law ended more than $4 million in funding that would have gone toward addressing similar concerns in two municipalities.

    "It 'felt like the carpet was pulled out from underneath of us,' said Zack Tyndall, the mayor of Berlin, Maryland. Mayoral elections there are non-partisan. 'We’re still trying to figure out how we can move forward.'

    "In St. George, a short drive from Zion National Park’s stunning views and sandstone cliffs, the $87.6 million would have helped address the increasingly busy interstate highway that bifurcates the rapidly growing city. Residents in the area voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2020 and 2024. But now they’re feeling the impacts of Republicans’ quest to scrub the government of Biden-era programs that conflict with Trump’s priorities."

    Read more:
    politico.com/news/2025/08/20/r

    #TrumpRegrets #BigUglyBill #TransportationCuts #TransportationFunding #InfrastructureFunding #USPol #Regerts #TownHalls #GOPSucks

  10. #Winning! #MAGA-style! Feeling the sting from the cuts? VOTE THOSE F*CKERS OUT!

    ‘Heartbreaking’ #transportation cuts hit home in #GOP districts

    Across the U.S., communities are grappling with the fallout of the GOP’s sprawling domestic policy law — including in Republican districts.

    By Chris Marquette and Sam Ogozalek, 08/20/2025

    "A city in southwestern Utah was poised to benefit from an $87.6 million federal grant to help reconnect neighborhoods split by an increasingly congested Interstate 15.

    "But the money intended for the project in St. George vanished after President Donald Trump signed the GOP’s massive tax and spending package last month.

    "The solidly Republican community isn’t alone. Across the country, the new law rescinded more than $2.2 billion in unobligated dollars from a $3.2 billion Biden-era program aimed at helping reconnect disadvantaged neighborhoods divided by roadways, according to records reviewed by POLITICO. Areas hit by the cuts include some represented by GOP lawmakers who voted for the law — in the latest example of Trump’s most significant legislative triumph complicating life back home for his allies in Congress.

    "In Bowling Green, Kentucky, the law canceled 93 percent of an $11 million grant meant to boost pedestrian safety on a roadway. In western Montana, it wiped out money aimed at improving a highway on the Flathead Indian Reservation and better connecting Missoula-area communities. And on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the law ended more than $4 million in funding that would have gone toward addressing similar concerns in two municipalities.

    "It 'felt like the carpet was pulled out from underneath of us,' said Zack Tyndall, the mayor of Berlin, Maryland. Mayoral elections there are non-partisan. 'We’re still trying to figure out how we can move forward.'

    "In St. George, a short drive from Zion National Park’s stunning views and sandstone cliffs, the $87.6 million would have helped address the increasingly busy interstate highway that bifurcates the rapidly growing city. Residents in the area voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2020 and 2024. But now they’re feeling the impacts of Republicans’ quest to scrub the government of Biden-era programs that conflict with Trump’s priorities."

    Read more:
    politico.com/news/2025/08/20/r

    #TrumpRegrets #BigUglyBill #TransportationCuts #TransportationFunding #InfrastructureFunding #USPol #Regerts #TownHalls #GOPSucks

  11. #Winning! #MAGA-style! Feeling the sting from the cuts? VOTE THOSE F*CKERS OUT!

    ‘Heartbreaking’ #transportation cuts hit home in #GOP districts

    Across the U.S., communities are grappling with the fallout of the GOP’s sprawling domestic policy law — including in Republican districts.

    By Chris Marquette and Sam Ogozalek, 08/20/2025

    "A city in southwestern Utah was poised to benefit from an $87.6 million federal grant to help reconnect neighborhoods split by an increasingly congested Interstate 15.

    "But the money intended for the project in St. George vanished after President Donald Trump signed the GOP’s massive tax and spending package last month.

    "The solidly Republican community isn’t alone. Across the country, the new law rescinded more than $2.2 billion in unobligated dollars from a $3.2 billion Biden-era program aimed at helping reconnect disadvantaged neighborhoods divided by roadways, according to records reviewed by POLITICO. Areas hit by the cuts include some represented by GOP lawmakers who voted for the law — in the latest example of Trump’s most significant legislative triumph complicating life back home for his allies in Congress.

    "In Bowling Green, Kentucky, the law canceled 93 percent of an $11 million grant meant to boost pedestrian safety on a roadway. In western Montana, it wiped out money aimed at improving a highway on the Flathead Indian Reservation and better connecting Missoula-area communities. And on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the law ended more than $4 million in funding that would have gone toward addressing similar concerns in two municipalities.

    "It 'felt like the carpet was pulled out from underneath of us,' said Zack Tyndall, the mayor of Berlin, Maryland. Mayoral elections there are non-partisan. 'We’re still trying to figure out how we can move forward.'

    "In St. George, a short drive from Zion National Park’s stunning views and sandstone cliffs, the $87.6 million would have helped address the increasingly busy interstate highway that bifurcates the rapidly growing city. Residents in the area voted overwhelmingly for Trump in 2020 and 2024. But now they’re feeling the impacts of Republicans’ quest to scrub the government of Biden-era programs that conflict with Trump’s priorities."

    Read more:
    politico.com/news/2025/08/20/r

    #TrumpRegrets #BigUglyBill #TransportationCuts #TransportationFunding #InfrastructureFunding #USPol #Regerts #TownHalls #GOPSucks