- The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge after an Indiana high school blocked student flyers that said "Defund Planned Parenthood," leaving lower-court rulings for the school in place.
- Courts ruled the posters could be seen as the school's own speech and cited the Hazelwood precedent allowing schools to restrict political content on walls—students were still allowed to wear shirts and hand out materials elsewhere.
- Justice Alito dissented, saying the high court should clarify how Hazelwood fits with other student free-speech protections, highlighting a broader debate over schools' neutrality and student rights.
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