Expert Opinion
The Future of the ACP Under the Trump Administration
Expanding broadband access through the Affordable Connectivity Program is not a partisan issue.
Expert Opinion
Expanding broadband access through the Affordable Connectivity Program is not a partisan issue.
BEAD
Trump, rather than Biden, could get to tell Americans that he built the country back better.
Chips
After saying the GOP 'probably will' kill the CHIPS Act, his office issued a statement that he would like to 'streamline' the law.
Infrastructure
The bill's opposers argue it threatens the work of local governments and ISPs in preparation for BEAD.
FCC
Across local, state, and federal levels efforts to streamline broadband permitting are intensifying.
Republican Senator from Ohio supported the continuation of the Affordable Connectivity Program
USF
The Spectrum and National Security Act would infuse the program with $7 billion.
JD Vance
The last of the low-income internet subsidy's cash is set to run out this month.
FCC
As full funding for Affordable Connectivity Program expires, FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel issues letter to lawmakers.
Rural
The proposal would provide $7 billion for the ACP, an increase from the discussion draft.
ACP
Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon, D-Penn., said it may be the only viable way to fund the ACP Extension Act.
FCC
The measure would force a House vote without the blessing of Speaker Mike Johnson.
Biden-Harris Administration
A Pennsylvania bill seeks to emulate the federal Affordable Connectivity Program by providing a $30 per month subsidy for internet costs.
ACP
FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks urged trade group members to engage lawmakers on extending the program.
ACP
A majority of the House would need to sign on to the discharge petition.
Biden-Harris Administration
Benefits will fall to $14 for low-income households and $30 for those on Tribal lands in the last month of funding.