Sep 18, 2026
Federal Court Dismisses NFPRHA and FHCCP Lawsuit Challenging Trump Administration’s Attempt to Undermine Title X Family Planning Program 
By dismissing family planning providers’ challenge, the court opens the door for radical changes that could jeopardize access to care for millions of people   
Issue Areas: Reproductive Freedom
Sep 18, 2026
Texas Professors Seek Relief from Censorship Policy That Banned Plato, “Moonlight,” Teaching 14th Amendment History 
The Board of Regents has restricted teaching of race, gender, and sexual orientation at one of the country’s largest public universities 
Sep 16, 2026
Researchers Challenge NIH Screening of Grants for Disfavored Viewpoints
Class action lawsuit seeks to stop censorship and termination of federally funded scientific research
Sep 16, 2026
New ACLU and AFL-CIO Report Shows Deportations Lower Wages and Raise Costs for America’s Workers
Joint report shows why a broad path to citizenship would raise wages, create jobs, strengthen worker protections, and lower costs for working families
Issue Areas: Immigrants' Rights
Sep 15, 2026
ACLU Urges Senate to Block AI Experimentation Provision in Crypto Bill
Section 509 of the Clarity Act would establish a scheme that could allow AI companies to seek broad waivers from regulations — including those related to privacy, security, consumer protection, and civil rights
Issue Areas: Privacy & Technology
Sep 14, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Postal Service From Restricting Mail Ballots
Court leaves a preliminary injunction in place through the November election; USPS cannot withhold mail ballots from voters
Issue Areas: Voting Rights
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