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Supreme Court to Review Universal Service Fund's Constitutionality Amidst Broader Regulatory Debate

The Supreme Court will hear a pivotal case on the Universal Service Fund's funding mechanism, impacting federal power delegation to agencies.

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Updated: Nov 22nd, 2024, 10:32 PM ET

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The Supreme Court has agreed to review the constitutionality of the Universal Service Fund, which subsidizes telecommunications in underserved areas. The Biden administration appeals a lower court ruling deeming its funding method unconstitutional, arguing it is vital for low-income communities. The case may redefine the extent of congressional power to delegate authority to agencies, amidst rising conservative efforts to limit federal agency influence.

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