Department of Agriculture Headquarter, in Washington, D.C.
Animal-rights groups’ lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture will continue after a federal judge in Rochester, New York, rejected the Trump administration’s argument for throwing out the litigation.
The lawsuit is over whether the USDA has to proactively post certain documents online about the humane treatment of farm animals or if those files should only be available on request.
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