The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a case that could shield Bayer from 100,000+ lawsuits by people claiming Roundup weedkiller caused their cancer—a rare coalition of MAHA influencers, mainstream Democrats, and cancer patients showed up to oppose the ruling. The case sits at the center of a bigger fight: Bayer's lobbyists are also pushing a Farm Bill provision that would legally bar states from warning farmers about pesticide risks, which would cement corporate immunity even if the courts don't grant it. This matters because roughly 25 million acres of U.S. farmland and forests get sprayed with glyphosate annually—the same chemical the IARC classified as carcinogenic while the EPA and Trump administration both maintain it's safe.