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USDA, HHS secretaries announce plan to make school meals more nutritious Original

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By Charlotte Scott
| Spectrum News 1 (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
WASHINGTON — With children in Wisconsin and around the country heading back to school, the nation’s Agriculture and Health and Human Services secretaries announced a new initiative to make school meals more nutritious. The plan includes sourcing food from local farmers and investing $50 million in school cafeteria infrastructure like stoves and refrigerators.
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Republican congressman posting deepfake videos of his Democratic opponent online

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By Charlotte Scott
| Spectrum News 1 (San Antonio, Texas) Verified
WASHINGTON — Congressman Derrick Van Orden, R-Prairie du Chien, has been posting deepfake videos of his Democrat opponent online. The videos manipulate Democrat Rebecca Cooke’s image to make it seem like she said things she didn’t. Van Orden and Cooke are locked in Wisconsin’s most competitive congressional race. It’s part of the growing use of AI-powered images in American politics and campaigns.
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Otherwise eligible homeschooled students could be disqualified from school choice program due to quirk in the law

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By Melody Kloepfer, Charlotte Scott
| Bay News 9 Verified
Rebecca Evans says her daughter Camdyn blossomed into a gifted student. But after tear-filled days, a hard time making friends and bullying, the Evans family looked into alternative options to public education. More and more families are choosing to homeschool their children. The number of children homeschooled grew 4.9% last year, according to data from the Johns Hopkins School of Education. South Carolina, where the Evans family lives, had the largest percentage growth of any state.
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