Fox News co-president Bill Shine resigns amid misconduct scandal
Fox News co-president Bill Shine resigns after over 20 years with the network as part of Murdoch family efforts to reform following a string of sexual harassment revelations. Shine faced lawsuits linking him to the gender misconduct cases and failure to act, with Ailes and O'Reilly previously exiting.
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Perdue freezes plan on school meal nutrition standards
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced a slow down of stricter Obama era nutrition rules for school breakfasts and lunches at Catoctin Elementary School. He cited palatability and flexibility while pledging no unwinding of standards and signaling a roll back on sodium, whole grains and sweetened milks.
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Congress budget deal spares science funding priorities
Congress agrees a bipartisan budget bill funding science through September 2017. NIH gains 2 billion including cancer moonshot support. Cancer Institute gets 475 million. CDC sees a small cut but 35 million emergency funds for Flint. DOE Office of Science up 42 million. ARPA gains to 306 million.
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