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Joe Biden wants to provide millions of Americans with high-speed internet. It won’t be easy. Ledyard King, Erin Mansfield, Matt Wynn and Joey Garrison, USA TODAY © Ryan Sparrow/USA TODAY Broadband internet access is still out of reach for some Americans. WASHINGTON – In Thompson Falls, Montana, schools practically came to a halt in the spring of 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic forced children to learn remotely in a region where high-speed internet is almost nonexistent. In Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, the hospital was forced to transfer emergency room patients roughly 75 miles away to Las Cruces because a loss of connectivity meant it could not properly diagnose them. And in Cleveland and other large cities, access to broadband varies from neighborhood to neighborhood, often based on affluence.

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