Congress Debates Returning Whole Milk to Schools, Reversing Michelle Obama Policy
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Congress debated bringing whole milk back to school cafeterias, undoing a Michelle Obama-era ban.
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Republicans argued whole milk provides important nutrients for children's growth and development.
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Democrats opposed, citing health concerns like higher saturated fat and calories.
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The House passed the bill 330-99 to allow whole milk as a lunch option, with partisan divides.
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Some lawmakers criticized the focus on milk with major legislation on Ukraine aid, border security, and funding bills unfinished.