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    A new Quaest poll shows Michelle Bolsonaro leading the race for the Senate seat in the Federal District with 26% of voting intentions. She is followed by Leila (20%), Bia (18%) and Erika (16%). The survey is drawing attention as the former first lady's possible entry into institutional politics would mark a significant step for the Bolsonaro family in Brazilian politics.

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    Trump Administration Pushes 'Real Food' in Schools, Districts Face Obstacles▼Trump administration is pushing for ‘real food’ in school. Here are obstacles many districts face✉newsHealthNutrition12 min ago

    The Trump administration is pressing school districts across the United States to serve 'real food' — less processed, whole-ingredient meals — in school cafeterias. Many districts say they face significant obstacles to complying, including higher costs, limited kitchen staff and equipment, supply chain constraints, and tight budgets, making the shift difficult even where nutrition officials support the goal.

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    McAdams and Owen split on debt and economy in Utah CD1 debate●McAdams, Owen toed a similar line but split on debt and economy in CD1 debate✉newsBusinessEconomy4 h ago

    Utah's 1st Congressional District debate saw Ben McAdams and Burgess Owen take similar positions on many issues but diverge sharply on federal debt and economic policy. The candidates' differing approaches to spending and the economy emerged as the key point of contrast in the exchange, giving voters a clearer picture of their fiscal priorities.

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    Trump warms to Jay Clayton as AI czar▼Scoop: Trump warms to Jay Clayton as AI czar✉newsTechnologyAI12 h ago

    President Trump is increasingly considering Jay Clayton for a White House role overseeing artificial intelligence policy, according to an Axios scoop. Clayton, currently the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York and former SEC chairman, would serve as the administration's AI czar. The report has drawn attention as the White House shapes its approach to regulating and coordinating federal AI policy.

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    Federal court to weigh Wake schools suspension of GOP candidate●Federal court will hear if Wake schools wrongly suspended GOP candidate from job✉newsWorldPolitics20 h ago

    A federal court has agreed to hear a case examining whether the Wake County school system wrongfully suspended a Republican candidate from their job. The dispute raises questions about whether the district's employment action was politically motivated. The case will test claims of improper treatment tied to the candidate's political activity, and the outcome could have implications for public employees who run for office.