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A senate markup session on legislation that would fund the Affordable Connectivity Program was pushed back this week for the third time.

The Affordable Connectivity Program monies ran out in May. Here are several options to help make up some of the difference moving forward.

The Affordable Connectivity Program is almost broke, and most recipients will receive only partial payments this month.

April is the last month that Affordable Connectivity Program recipients will receive the full discount.

Some Affordable Connectivity Program recipients may still receive a partial credit in May, but monies are running out.

Some Affordable Connectivity Program recipients may still receive a partial credit in May.

Millions will soon face internet bills of $30 to $70 higher. Here's how to help fill the void left by the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Explore various discounts available to low-income Americans through nonprofits, government programs, and internet providers.

Millions of low-income Americans could benefit from these alternative government programs, nonprofits and discounts.

The Affordable Connectivity Program nears its end, but government programs, nonprofits and discounts can help offset the loss.