Cancer victims argue the proposed $7.25 billion Roundup "sweetheart deal" benefits Bayer and lawyers more than those harmed by the herbicide.

Monsanto's former CEO Hugh Grant argued that being sued hundreds of times was an "undue burden" and unfair.

Bayer faces a federal lawsuit alleging monopolization of the U.S. market for genetically engineered corn seeds, impacting farmers and independent seed companies.

PCBs persist in waterways, soil and wildlife, posing ongoing public health risks through environmental exposure.

A federal judge has dismissed two legal challenges brought by a trio of candidates who claimed that local political parties ...

Nearly a half century after the U.S. banned PCBs, communities around the Great Lakes are still digging the toxic chemical out ...

The PCB cleanup along the Lower Fox River and bay of Green Bay took about 17 years, beginning in 2004 and continuing until ...

About 32,000 plaintiffs waiting for their day in Cole County Circuit Court have until June 4 to opt into a yet-to-be-approved ...

The U.S. Forest Service is moving ahead with plans to spray the controversial herbicide glyphosate, the main ingredient in ...

Attorney Ashley Keller removed the case behind the $7.25 billion Roundup class action settlement to Missouri federal court on ...

A new court filing challenges Bayer’s proposed $7.25 billion Roundup settlement, arguing the agreement unfairly restricts ...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced a $108 million settlement with Monsanto Co. over long-term PCB contamination ...