Today’s Headlines – 3/29/11
March 29, 2011By Transportation for America
A government shutdown has increased in probability. (WSJ)
Neither Democrats not Republicans have a clear edge with the public on the politics of a shutdown, according to a new poll. (CNN)
The budget standoff has put funding the DC Metro system at risk. (WP)
A piece of concrete fell of a Detroit bridge early this morning. (Click On Detroit)
Joseph Stiglitz, a past Clinton administration official and chief economist at the World Bank, explained his refusal to sign a letter endorsing deficit reduction. (Politico)
And, conservative supporters of high-speed rail are holding a Virginia event next week. (The Hill)
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