The Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering the release of Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, whose 10-year sentence and barbaric 2015 whipping for “insulting Islam online” caused global outrage. Badawi, now …
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HB 322 is currently in the Alabama Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs and must be stopped before heading to the full Senate. This bill is deceitfully described as being crafted …
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On Monday, March 14, the Arizona Senate Government Committee will consider a bill that would carve out broad religious exemptions for churches in the state. Please take a moment to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is spotlighting an appalling instance of religious favoritism that the Indiana Department of Correction has shown toward a mass murderer. Alyssa Shepherd, who …
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Click here to watch the teaser. The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday ponders why so many gods (especially the God of the bible) behave like …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is admonishing a Colorado school district for recently sending its students for camp to a proudly evangelical outfit. Drake Middle School, a school in the …
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Remove an unconstitutional godly gigantic message from a high school building, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a West Virginia school district. Lincoln High School in Shinnston has a …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint against unconstitutional prayer at an Ohio high school football game has been garnering substantial media attention. A concerned parent contacted the state/church watchdog about …
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FFRF attorney Sam Grover updates us on the oral arguments in our “Do mess with Texas” lawsuit before the federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals challenging Gov. Greg Abbot’s censorship …
