The Supreme Court has upheld the Universal Service Fund (USF), a broadband subsidy program benefiting low-income individuals, schools, and other institutions. The court rejected arguments that the USF's funding mechanism, which relies on contributions from telecommunications companies, is unconstitutional. Challengers argued the funding structure violated the non-delegation doctrine, claiming Congress had improperly delegated its taxing authority. The court's decision allows the USF to continue operating, ensuring continued access to affordable broadband services for millions of Americans.