A Joint Statement by two federal agencies reflects the administration's justifiable skepticism of a World Health Organization agency's cancer hazard classifications.

In a case involving veterans' benefits distribution, WLF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that Congress must speak clearly before stripping federal district courts of jurisdiction to hear constitutional questions.

WLF urges the Ninth Circuit to reverse a district court order that permits privacy claims based on the routine transmission of IP addresses.

Attorney General Paxton's investigation of pesticide residues in food products represents precautionary overkill where a surgical solution, if one is needed, would be better for the public.

Joined by three non-profit groups, WLF urged the Supreme Court to review a decision that the Sixth Amendment does not require a jury to determine the facts necessary for criminal forfeiture.

HIGHLIGHTS: 6 amicus filings – 1 victory – 8 publications – 1 program

WLF urged the DC Circuit to reverse a sweeping remedies decree against Google LLC that exceed the equitable bounds of antitrust relief.