Supreme Court Weighs In on "Trump Too Small" Trademark

The Supreme Court appears likely to uphold the rejection of a trademark for the phrase "Trump Too Small," which references an innuendo about former President Donald Trump's anatomy. The justices expressed skepticism towards arguments that the rejection violated free speech rights, instead focusing on the historical restrictions on trademarking certain names and the potential infringement on others' political expression if the mark were allowed. The case follows previous Supreme Court decisions striking down provisions of the Lanham Act as violations of the First Amendment. A decision is expected by the end of June.