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Any NIH-funded research must be made open access one year after its publication date. NIH publishes the accepted manuscript in PubMed at the one-year mark. Unlike NIH, (last I checked) NSF doesn't strictly require it, but you won't be getting NSF funding unless you say you're going to make the resulting papers freely available somehow (e.g., preprints, paying for open access, etc.). Not sure about DOE/DOD/etc. funded-articles.
The majority of federally funded research in the US is made open access. You might not realize it because news outlets typically report on brand-new articles, which haven't hit the one-year mark for open access yet.
That's great to hear. In my experience every second paper I ran into needed a subscription, although I am guessing they weren't federally funded research or from a country where that isn't required by law