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A political activist’s desire to register a suggestive phrase targeting Donald Trump’s anatomy and policies is at the center of a Supreme Court case being heard Wednesday that will test the limits of the First Amendment.

An attorney seeking permission to trademark the phrase "Trump too small" and print it on T-shirts for profit will have his First Amendment case weighed by the Supreme Court on Wednesday.

Highlights from the New York Times, Bloomberg Law, Colorado Public Radio and others.

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case revolving around the phrase 'Trump too small,' a trademark attempt aimed at criticizing Donald Trump.

The case, Vidal v. Elster, will determine if products can be trademarked that criticize public officials.

The Supreme Court struggled Wednesday with whether it should strike down a federal law banning a trademark for "Trump too small," as justices from both wings of the court raised concerns about the impact of green-lighting registration of the phrase.

The Supreme Court seemed unconvinced Wednesday that denying trademark protection for T-shirts with the phrase “Trump too small” violates the First Amendment.

CNN — A political activist's desire to record a suggestive phrase targeting Donald Trump's anatomy and policies Center of the Supreme Court case It asked

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a case Wednesday over the use of former President Donald Trump's name in a trademark that plays off an old sore spot for the 2024 hopeful.

The Supreme Court seemed unconvinced Wednesday that denying trademark protection for T-shirts with the phrase "Trump too small" violates the First Amendment.