• Lawmakers are investigating, too.
• Letter to the editor of The Salt Lake Tribune: “Freedom of speech is meaningful only if it includes the freedom to offend.”
‘A partisan ploy.’

‘Kids need their rights to speak up.’ Fifty years after a historic Supreme Court ruling that the First Amendment applies to students, the woman at the heart of the case when she was 13 told University of Virginia law students that the right to free speech is often still denied to children of color.• State lawmakers are considering a law that would force University of Wisconsin campuses to discipline students who disrupt public speeches.

Abortion and the First Amendment. The CEO of the National Council of Jewish Women says of the historic Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion: “We should be celebrating the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. We should not have to be fighting to uphold it.”• U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos compares being pro-choice to supporting slavery.
• Opponents to a Nebraska bill to further limit abortions: “It is no accident that the first 11 words of the First Amendment … deal with religion.”
• Trump became the first sitting president to speak at the annual anti-abortion March for Life.