Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines on the “CBS Evening News.” Source

Department of Agriculture says the changes will benefit SNAP retailers – but consumer advocates say families using food stamps deserve healthier options Source

White House lawyer Emmet Flood will be leaving his position June 14, Donald Trump announced Saturday in a tweet. Flood, who replaced Ty Cobb, was tasked with representing the president during the Russia investigation. He previously advised President Bill Clinton during his impeachment process. Source

Flood was hired in May 2018 to replace Ty Cobb. His last day is June 14th Source

Mohamed Salah opened the scoring by converting a penalty kick in the second minute Source

Born in New York, Mark Bittman worked a variety of jobs after college, including teacher, cab driver and community organizer. Eventually, he combined dual interests in food and writing to become a restaurant reviewer. He became a widely-read columnist for the New York Times and transformed the paper’s food section into a cultural force. And he’s authored almost 30 books including the classic “How To Cook Everything,” which has sold more than two million copies. Now he’s published ” Dinner for Everyone: 100 Iconic Dishes Made 3 Ways-Easy, Vegan, Or Perfect for Company.” Source

Worlds collide on a special edition of the Dish. Chef Ann Kim is known for blending Korean flavors with other cuisines, a unique feature of her restaurants in the Twin Cities. Dana Jacobson reports. Source

Tapachula, Mexico, has become a boomtown of migrant hospitality. CBSN Originals visits one budget restaurant run by Concepcion Gonzalez Ramirez, which specializes in international dishes and draws a steady stream of customers from all corners of the world. Source

Rising rates of obesity in China represent a big business opportunity for the fashion industry Source

Black women are responsible for some of this country’s big culinary trends, but they make up just 4% of chefs and head cooks in American restaurants Source