> The richest country in the world can afford $10B to feed children on top of everything else. This article makes it really unclear what's actually changing, b

> The richest country in the world can afford $10B to feed children on top of everything else. This article makes it really unclear what's actually changing, but it sounds like they may be going back to means-testing the "free and reduced price" lunch program. Looking at some other articles on the topic, this also means that the government will no longer grant "flexibility with nutrition standards," which sounds like it was something that permitted less nutritious meals to be served.