White House Willing to Accept Smaller Broadband Spending Proposal

The White House said it was willing to accept a smaller Republican proposal to spend $65 billion to expand high-speed broadband internet to unserved areas as it seeks to win Republican support for a broader infrastructure plan. President Joe Biden in April called for $100 billion over eight years to expand high-speed broadband access to the entire United States.

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