The Trump administration and Maine's attorney general, Aaron Fry, agreed to restore about $3 million in federal funding for schoolchildren after the attorney general's lawsuit over the pending freeze. The funding is crucial for food preparation in schools and childcare centers, benefiting disabled adults as well. The funding freeze stemmed from a larger conflict between President Trump and Maine's governor, Janet Mills, regarding Trump's executive order on transgender athletes. The governor resisted compliance, leading to a lawsuit aimed at protecting resource access for vulnerable populations.
The food doesn't just buy itself, deliver itself, cook itself... The Trump administration had tried to bully Maine.
Mr. Trump told Ms. Mills that she had better comply with his executive order barring transgender athletes from participating in women's and girls' sports.
Collection
[
|
...
]