“A single word sparks a crossfire between the Supreme Court, NPR and its star reporter Nina Totenberg”: Paul Farhi of The Washington Post has this report.

“VanDyke Writes for Majority, Spoofs Opinion Arriving at Contrary Result; Ninth Circuit Panel Reverses Order Dismissing Action Over Ventura County Closing Gun and Ammunition Shops, Firing Ranges for 48 Hours”: Metropolitan News-Enterprise has this report.

“Civic Education and the Constitution with Jeffrey Rosen”: You can access the first installment of the “High School SCOTUS” blog’s podcast via this link.

“Texas Supreme Court agrees to take up question in case challenging new SB 8 abortion restrictions; Plaintiffs have said having the case go to the state Supreme Court will only delay the outcome and allow Senate Bill 8 to remain in effect as the challenge plays out”: BeLynn Hollers of The Dallas Morning News has this report.

“Roe v. Wade at 49 today”: Lyle Denniston has this blog post today.

“Roe v. Wade remains law, but the Supreme Court isn’t acting like it; The court is allowing Texas to delay challenges to its abortion law until the court erases abortion rights from the Constitution”: Law professor Jessica Levinson has this essay online at MSNBC.

“What the fallout from the Supreme Court’s Texas abortion ruling means for the future of Roe”: Tierney Sneed of CNN has this report.

“Sarah Palin v. NYT: Exploring the line between bad journalism and libelous journalism.” Media critic Erik Wemple has this essay online at The Washington Post.

“Anti-Abortion Marchers Gather With an Eye on the Supreme Court; The annual March for Life rally is taking on a celebratory tone this year as participants expect the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade”: Kate Zernike and Madeleine Ngo have this article in today’s edition of The New York Times.

And Sean Salai of The Washington Times reports that “Thousands protest abortion as 49th annual March for Life returns in-person.”