The Trump administration is telling states they will be shut out of a $42 billion broadband deployment fund if they set the rates that Internet service providers receiving subsidies are allowed to charge people with low incomes.
The Trump administration is extending the deadline for states to submit their final proposals for a federal broadband program, further delaying an effort that's still largely in the planning phase after more than three years. Reporting by @stateline.org
-- Arkansas Advocate (@arkansasadvocate.com) Apr 24, 2025 at 11:30 AM
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