Several longtime resident immigrants challenged their detention without bond by the Trump administration.

The mother of a worker killed on the job sued a corporation for damages.

A group of women currently or formerly confined to a Michigan prison challenged unhealthy and harmful conditions.

A man convicted twice of driving while intoxicated filed suit challenging the federal law that prohibits people convicted of a felony from possessing firearms.

An opponent of transgender equality claims a First Amendment right to post photos of a trans woman in a public bathroom as protected political speech.

Several California consumers challenged misrepresentations about use of animal testing by a company selling hair care products.

A person challenged police for using excessive force in arresting him by pointing their guns directly at his head from point-blank range despite his lack of resistance or other imminent threat.

A state prisoner claimed he was injured by prison officials who shackled him for extensive periods.

A disabled woman challenged lack of accessibility under the ADA at a public hair salon.

A passenger claimed he was injured by actions of airline employees.

The National Labor Relations Board sought to prevent the decertification of a union.

Anthropic tried to invalidate the blacklisting of Anthropic and its AI tool Claude from use by the Department or its contractors because of restrictions Anthropic placed on the tool.

A minister challenged federal regulations that ban public demonstrations on the Eastern Steps of the U.S. Capitol unless sponsored by a member of Congress.

Advocates challenged a 2025 provision of Ohio law requiring new voters registering at the bureau of motor vehicles to submit proof of citizenship.

Voting rights groups challenged a Trump program to use a federal database to help with voter purges.

A Republican member of Congress sued to force Missouri to use an electoral map referred to as “HB 1” that would diminish the influence of Black voters for the upcoming elections, despite a state supreme court decision to the contrary.

A number of trans women challenged an Oregon state practice that called for trans women to be housed in state prison facilities for men.

Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, sued the government for knowingly providing city water with dangerous levels of lead and then misleading residents about the dangers.

A man civilly confined to a state prison pre-trial filed suit to recover damages for serious harm caused to him by inmates who the prison failed to control.

A man arrested for armed robbery sued police officers for excessive use of force.

A woman suffering from both physical and mental impairments challenged an agency decision to reject her application for disability benefits.

The Trump DOJ sought Supreme Court permission to continue construction of its White House ballroom despite a lower court injunction stopping it.

A woman from Guatemala along with her daughter sought asylum in the US.

The Trump administration is prosecuting a Democratic member of Congress for her oversight visit to a federal immigration detention center.

A fired company employee claimed his company improperly retaliated against him for whistleblowing.