In the News The Debate on Universal Service Fund Reform: A Primer by Jeffrey Westling Jan 12, 2022 Print Share via Email: The%20Debate%20on%20Universal%20Service%20Fund%20Reform:%20A%20Primer Share via Facebook: The%20Debate%20on%20Universal%20Service%20Fund%20Reform:%20A%20Primer Share via X: The%20Debate%20on%20Universal%20Service%20Fund%20Reform:%20A%20Primer Share issues: Broadband Regulation, Technology and Innovation originally published in American Action Forum From American Action Forum: Rather than changing the contribution base and expanding services that must support universal service, some have proposed funding the USF through direct appropriation from Congress. Featured Publications Analysis, Newsletters Federal Government Affairs, Healthier Communities, Psychedelics, Safer Solutions, Substance Regulation Safer Solutions: Regulating “Quasi-Medicinal” Substances Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall Nov 11, 2026 Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Governance Senate Republicans Should Deliberate Before Rushing to Vote for Leadership Jeremy Dalrymple Nov 9, 2026 Newsletters, Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays Low Energy Fridays: What do the midterm results mean for energy policy? Josiah Neeley Nov 6, 2026 Op-Eds California, State Policy Bonds aren’t ‘free’ money, but millstones around taxpayer necks Steven Greenhut Oct 30, 2026 Orange County Register In the News, Podcasts Electoral Reform, Governance Chris McIsaac Discusses Louisiana’s Election Administration and Opportunities for Reform on Talk 107.3 Chris McIsaac Nov 5, 2026 Youtube Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy, Technology and Innovation Every Car, Everywhere, All at Once—Part 2: License Plate Readers Are on a Collision Course With the Constitution Logan Seacrest Nov 5, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Louisiana’s “Jungle Primary” Election System: Introduction Jonathan Madison Nov 5, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Louisiana’s “Jungle Primary” Election System—Part 1: History and Impact Jonathan Madison Nov 5, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation What the Midterms Mean for Technology and AI Mark Dalton, Adam Thierer, Ed Tarnowski, Josh Withrow, Nicholas Thielman, Spence Purnell, Wayne T. Brough Nov 4, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, State Policy Election Policy Landscape Stabilizes as Midterms Approach—Part 4: AI and Elections Chris McIsaac Nov 2, 2026
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