Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s decision to sign into law an extreme abortion ban, even while criticizing the measure, is spineless, declares the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The Idaho law, like …
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The U.S. Supreme Court, in a ruling handed down today, has delayed the execution of a Texas inmate on the grounds he was denied a spiritual adviser at his execution. …
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Guest: Jeremy Schipper. Religion at Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing. State/church complaints in Colorado, Virginia and Tennessee. Jazz musicians Tahira Clayton and Addison Frei perform freethinker Cole Porter’s “I …
Click here to watch the teaser. You’re in for a jazzy musical delight on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday. Addison Frei and Tahira Clayton, …
A North Carolina sheriff has listened to the Freedom From Religion Foundation and made secular a summer camp that his department operates. Several county residents had reported to the …
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Please help FFRF chime in against pre-meeting prayer that’s an official part of the Dane County Board of Supervisors meetings! The board’s executive virtual committee will consider a resolution against …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is working to curb unconstitutional sectarianism by Colorado Springs area school board members — and some of its efforts are getting much-deserved media attention. “A …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling out Sen. Lindsey Graham for his bizarre and phony line of questioning today of Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson about her …
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SB 1216 is a cruel bill that would demonize LGBTQ people and add more suffering to an already marginalized group of people. This “Don’t say gay” copycat bill would prohibit …
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