Biden, Dems seek to redefine 'infrastructure' to justify $4 trillion more in new spending
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President Joe Biden and his allies in Congress are seeking to expand the longstanding definition of "infrastructure" as a way to pass $4.1 trillion in new government spending.
Story by: Nicholas Ballasy
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