First Lady Stands Firm in Battle Over School Lunch Rules
Michelle Obama confronts a House Republican bid to soften nutrition standards she championed in 2010. She argues against diluting rules, noting the Healthy Hunger Free Kids Act raised fruit and vegetable servings. The School Nutrition Association, now opposing fully, cites lost lunch participation as districts struggle financially. A House funding bill would let districts seek a one year waiver.
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