Supreme Court seems conflicted over California regulation on pork from pregnant pigs - WEIS

(WASHINGTON) -- The Supreme Court justices appeared deeply conflicted on Tuesday over the treatment of pregnant pigs, the prices consumers pay at the grocery store and California's attempt to shape the pork industry with a ban on meat from mother sows kept in too narrowly confined spaces. An oral argument in the case, National Pork

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