President Trump supports Keystone XL pipeline construction

President Trump is inviting the company that was building the Keystone XL pipeline before President Biden canceled the project to resume construction. The White House Press Secretary expressed support for the Keystone XL pipeline and other pipelines.

California's Bullet Train Project and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's Statements

California's bullet train project faces criticism for lack of progress after 17 years, causing disruptions and concerns for residents in Madera County. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy addresses airline accidents and Elon Musk's productivity reports request.

Dispute over Construction of Obama Presidential Center in Chicago

A Chicago subcontractor is suing a firm managing the construction of the Obama Presidential Center for $40 million, alleging racial discrimination and excessive work demands. Disputes over standards and qualifications have led to legal action and delays in the project.

Construction of Giant Virgin Mary Statue in Poland

A Polish billionaire plans to build a 180ft tall statue of the Virgin Mary in Poland, which would be larger than the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil. The construction is expected to be completed by 2026.

Transatlantic Tunnel Construction

The concept of a transatlantic tunnel connecting the U.S. and the U.K. by rail is considered high-risk due to the challenges of underwater construction. While recent vacuum technology breakthroughs make it more feasible, experts are skeptical about the costs and speed of trains. Elon Musk proposed a lower-cost solution, but governments are hesitant to invest in this long-term project.

Housing Crisis in the US

Construction of a luxury real estate development in LA halted in 2019, worsening the housing crisis. Economist Ben Keys highlights the unaffordability of housing due to factors like the 2008 financial crisis, slow construction pace, zoning laws, and high costs. Trump's proposed tariffs on imports and mass deportations could further impact housing costs. Climate change is increasing property insurance costs, especially in high-risk areas. The housing shortage is squeezing the most vulnerable, contributing to homelessness.

Accusations against Mark Attanasio for using public beach sand for personal construction project

Billionaire Mark Attanasio is accused of using excavators to dig up sand from a public beach in Malibu for his private construction project, causing environmental concerns and restricting public access to the beach.

Egyptians Using Water Power to Build Pyramids

A new study suggests that the Egyptians may have used water power to help build the pyramids by creating a hydraulic lift system with dams and channels near the Step Pyramid. This discovery challenges the traditional belief that ramps, levers, and pulleys were solely used for construction.

Manufacturing Slump Despite Kamala Harris's Claims

Despite Kamala Harris's claims of a manufacturing boom, the sector is actually in a serious slump, with the ISM reporting contraction for four straight months. The S&P Global PMI also recorded a deterioration in business conditions, with new orders declining and hiring slowing. Although the Biden-Harris administration's subsidies and tax breaks have led to increased construction spending, job growth has been primarily in construction, not in manufacturing.

Ancient Egyptian Pyramids and the Nile River

New research suggests that an extinct branch of the Nile River once weaved through the landscape near the pyramids in Giza, providing evidence that the ancient Egyptians used waterways for transportation to build the monuments. The study offers insights into how the pyramids were constructed over a 1,000-year period, shedding light on the mysteries surrounding their creation.

Ancient Nile River branch near Egypt's Great Pyramid

A new study has mapped a dried-up branch of the Nile River near Egypt's Great Pyramid, providing insight into the ancient waterway's role in transporting materials for pyramid construction.

Changes to U.S. Power Line Regulations

The regulators have approved significant changes to the planning, construction, and funding of U.S. power lines. Will these changes be enough to address the issues faced by America's overwhelmed power grid?

Construction of Forward Operating Base Eagle for National Guard soldiers in Texas

Construction is underway on 'Forward Operating Base Eagle,' a military base camp in Texas housing 1,800 National Guard soldiers in response to the border crisis. The project aims to improve soldiers' accommodations and increase operational efficiency.

Undecided Voters' Views on President Biden's Economy

Undecided voters from Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania on MSNBC panel express opposition to President Joe Biden due to perceived economic failures, favoring former President Donald Trump's policies instead.

Pompeii archaeological discovery

Archaeologists in Pompeii have uncovered an ancient building site that reveals Roman construction methods, including the original technique for making cement and the use of concrete. This finding sheds light on how iconic structures like the Colosseum and the Pantheon were built.

U.S. Army Ships Building Pier in Gaza

Four U.S. Army supply ships are heading to Gaza to build a pier linking the territory to the rest of the world as part of President Joe Biden's promise. Despite existing aid distribution challenges and more efficient alternatives, the U.S. military is proceeding with the construction.

Idaho Building Collapse at Boise Airport

A steel airport hangar under construction in Idaho collapsed, killing three people and injuring nine others. Workers had expressed concerns about structural issues before the collapse.

University of Wisconsin Construction and Renovation Projects

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill authorizing spending on University of Wisconsin construction and renovation projects, part of a deal with Republican lawmakers. The bill transfers funds for various projects across the UW system.

Alberto Paduanelli's 737 Flight Simulator

Alberto Paduanelli fulfills his lifelong dream of building a 737 flight simulator in his garage after three years of hard work, with the help of his two sons.