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 latest version of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) FAQ on the grant program, released today, is a challenge to states considering laws that would force Internet providers to offer cheap plans to people who meet income eligibility guidelines. One state already has such a law: New York requires ISPs with over 20,000 customers in the state to offer $15 broadband plans with download speeds of at least 25Mbps, or $20-per-month service with 200Mbps speeds.
Poll I saw about 2 days ago said 37%
Show me.
it took me 5 seconds to google this.
this says 38% https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/08/06/president-trump-approval-rating-poll/85546281007/
aggregate polling actually shows a shockingly higher approval rating. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/polls/donald-trump-approval-rating-polls.html
what should really worry you here is that his approval rating is considerably higher at this point in his second term than at the same point in his first.
If you believe “USA today”
you know, if you have you have eyes, you might be able to see i gave you two sources. also if you’re going to just give me the “that source is bullshit” routine with every source i give you, we can end this convo right now. we can end it right now either way if you want.
All polls are bullshit. 27% cast a vote for Trump.