President Biden’s State of the Union address was a welcome return to reality, compared to the prior president’s speeches. The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds the president for focusing on …
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Kudos to the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal for filing a lawsuit yesterday to block Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s shameful directive that state family services must investigate …
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The U.S. Senate took its first-ever vote on a crucial piece of legislation to protect abortion rights. The Women’s Health Protection Act, which is supported by a majority of …
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Please take a moment to help stop a dangerous South Carolina bill that has a hearing this week. This medical religious refusal bill, or the “Medical Ethics and Diversity Act,” …
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Ron Reagan’s ad on behalf of the Freedom From Religion Foundation will run Tuesday, March 1, during CBS’ post-State of the Union analysis and on Stephen Colbert’s show. This will …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation looks forward to the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Biden’s just-announced nominee to replace outgoing Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. Brown Jackson is …
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Please urge your senators to vote ”yes” on Monday, Feb. 28, for the Women’s Health Protection Act (WHPA). The Senate must act now to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act. …
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Our theme in governmental affairs this year: Going on the offensive. We’ve already had three major victories. The first was our headline-making report that ties Christian nationalism to the Jan. …
The Osceola County School Board recently ended its unconstitutional practice of opening its meetings with prayer. However, it’s considering a proposal on Tuesday, March 8, to reinstate the prayers. FFRF …
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