Overview
- Justices heard Bayer’s case Monday on whether federal pesticide labels block state cancer‑warning lawsuits, as activists rallied outside the Supreme Court.
- MAHA‑aligned Republicans moved to delete a farm bill measure that would bar lawsuits against pesticide makers that follow Environmental Protection Agency labels.
- House leaders are weighing a five‑year extension for an EPA pesticide safety review that would delay a court‑ordered report now due about a month before the midterms.
- The administration boosted glyphosate production by executive order and backed Bayer in court, drawing MAHA warnings that the moves could cost GOP votes.
- Farmers warn losing access to glyphosate could raise costs and strain supply, while some MAHA voters now hesitate to back Republican candidates.