Michigan needs at least $39.6 billion in water infrastructure improvements over the next 20 years, plus roughly $860 million annually in ongoing costs, according to a new assessment warning that investment is falling short of the state’s needs.

Thirty-three states are falling short of their own goals for maintaining roads, bridges and other transportation infrastructure as construction costs rise faster than the revenues traditionally used to pay for repairs, lawmakers were told earlier this month.

In a post on Truth Social on Monday, President Donald Trump said Canada has treated the United States unfairly for decades and claimed the Gordie Howe Bridge was built with little U.S. content and that Canada must come to the negotiating table before the project is allowed to open.

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