US EditionWith Bayer at US Supreme Court, MAHA rallies against pesticides
The rally highlighted a split with the Trump administration as activists argued Bayer should not escape thousands of cancer lawsuits.
- On Monday, 'Make America Healthy Again' activists rallied at the U.S. Supreme Court, protesting Bayer's effort to end thousands of lawsuits alleging its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer. Demonstrators carried signs reading 'The People vs. Poison' as justices heard arguments.
- President Donald Trump's administration is backing Bayer in court, arguing federal regulations should preempt state-level 'failure to warn' claims. This stance angered the MAHA movement, which helped deliver Trump to the White House.
- "You cannot claim to care about health while protecting poison," activist Vani Hari told the crowd. MAHA advocate Kelly Ryerson called the administration's support for the chemical industry "really inexcusable."
- The political fracture jeopardizes the coalition ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, potentially affecting voter sentiment. Activists aligned with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed frustration over the administration's deregulatory agenda.
- EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin faces criticism for rolling back drinking water standards for 'forever chemicals' and weakening protections against air pollutants. Critics argue these moves undermine MAHA's goal of stopping harmful chemical exposures.
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MAHA Advocates Rally Against Pesticide Makers, Question Federal Agriculture Policies
WASHINGTON—As the Supreme Court heard opening arguments on Monsanto v. Darnell, a case which could prevent people harmed by pesticides from suing manufacturers, hundreds of Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) proponents, farmers, and environmental activists gathered near the steps of the building outside for the People Vs. Poison rally on April 27. The event cut across traditional political party lines and highlighted tensions surrounding federal …
Supreme Court case on pesticides draws MAHA attention
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care The Big Story SCOTUS hears case on whether pesticides makers can be sued The Supreme Court on Monday heard a case on whether consumers can sue pesticide makers like Monsanto for failing to disclose alleged harm caused by their products, drawing the intense interest…
MAHA vs Trump Admin: SCOTUS Protests After EPA Caves to Big Pharma.
A group of Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) activists protested in front of the Supreme Court over a case involving the biotech and pharma giant Bayer and its use of the pesticide glyphosate, which critics have linked to cancer, despite the Trump administration siding with Bayer.PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) advocates protested outside the Supreme Court during oral arguments on Bayer’s liability for not warning c…
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