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Members of Congress are known for milking debates but not usually for debating milk. That will change again this week as the House marks its latest food fight by moving from the speaker saga to a school lunch showdown.
Rep. Tom Tiffany has put forward an amendment requiring chocolate milk to be served in U.S. schools.
Legislation has been introduced to keep chocolate milk in schools. Bill sponsor Tom Tiffany (R) WI says the 'MILK Act' would prevent the White House from excluding flavored milk in schools while allowing children access to milk they may not otherwise be able to get.
MADISON, Wis. -- It's National Dairy Month, but one Dairy State lawmaker says a certain kind of milk is in jeopardy in our schools due to school lunch changes the
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The legislation is designed to block the USDA from banning chocolate and strawberry milk in elementary and middle school.