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Sunny side up: The Waffle House restaurant chain puts a 50 -year extraction of eggs due to the largest bird flu hearth for a decade. The 24-7 restaurant said the egg shortage received led to a drastic increase in its costs. Bird Flu forces farmers to kill millions of chickens a month, pushing us for US egg prices to more than double their costs compared to the summer of 2023. Read more than AP.

Swing vote: The Republican Senator of Louisiana Bill Kasidi voted on Tuesday for the progress of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to lead the National Health Agency, despite the reservations of the Senator for the last skepticism of Kennedy to the vaccines. Cassidy was considered a swing vote of the Financial Committee, which voted on 14-13 Tuesday on party lines to anticipate the nomination of RFK Jr. to the full senate. Read more from the USA Today network.

Movement on: More than 20,000 employees – about 1% of the federal workforce – have registered for a proposal to leave their jobs in exchange for a delayed resignation transaction that will cause taxpayers to continue paying their salaries by the end of September. But these numbers are increasing daily, according to an employee familiar with the data, and the Trump administration expects a leap in resignation as employees near the deadline on Thursday to accept the offer. Read more from Bloomberg. A subscription may be required.