Judgement Day for Justin Amash, Business Leaders Push Africa Trade Changes, Sweet Debate at the FDA: A.M. Links

• Voters in Kansas, Michigan, and
  Washington
  head to the primary ballot boxes today. Incumbent Republican
  Rep. Kerry Bentivolio is expected to lose in Michigan, but several
  other incumbents—including Reps. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) and Mike
  Pompeo (R-Kan.)—are predicted to keep their seats. 
• Meanwhile in Mississippi, state Sen.
  Chris McDaniel is claiming that results of the GOP’s June
  primary, in which Sen. Thad Cochran emerged victorious, are
  invalid. “McDaniel clearly won the runoff by 25,000 votes,” his
  attorney said Monday. 
• A ceasefire
  is taking place in the Gaza Strip. Allegedly. Again. The
  three-day killing moratorium went into effect Tuesday
  morning. 
• Technology to start
  experimenting with artificial wombs exists, but legal and
  ethical qualms could keep human trials in the distant
  future. 
• The FDA will begin mulling
  whether “sugars” and “added sugars” need separate slots on
  nutrition labels. 
• Representatives from dozens of big U.S. corporations are in
  D.C. today to announce and discuss
  business investments in Africa and push for changes to
  U.S.-Africa trade deals. 

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