The U.S. Supreme Court is examining the legality of an $8 billion subsidy program meant to support phone and internet services in rural and low-income areas. This case will address the broader implications of congressional powers, particularly regarding the delegation of regulatory authority to federal agencies like the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). As legal challenges mount, concerns about the sustainability of funding for internet access in schools and libraries have been raised. The outcome could reshape the landscape of telecom subsidies and limit the powers of federal agencies, affecting millions reliant on these vital communication services.