FFRF attorney Sam Grover helps us dissect the disappointing Carson v. Makin decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that now allows public tax dollars to directly fund religious education. Then …
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Supreme Court rules students attending religious schools have the right to state aid
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FFRF condemns failed repeal of Wisconsin’s 1849 anti-abortion law
Fourteen seconds in the Senate. Twenty-five seconds in the Assembly. That’s how long each chamber convened during Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ special session to repeal a pre-Civil War abortion criminalization …
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Former commissioner Hall remembered
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FFRF re: Jan. 6 testimony: Constitution is ‘godless,’ not ‘divinely inspired’
The U.S. Constitution is “godless,” not “divinely inspired,” the Freedom From Religion Foundation reminds two public officials, who made that erroneous assertion yesterday at the hearing over the Jan. 6 …
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FFRF: Funding boost for IRS should curtail church electioneering
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased to report that Congress is planning to allocate more than $6 billion to the IRS to strengthen its enforcement efforts, which, among other …
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FFRF cheers Gallup poll showing godless at new high
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds a new finding by Gallup that shows the percentage of Americans who do not believe in a god is the highest since Gallup began …
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Supreme Court ruling on Maine religious schools stirs debate over separation of church and state
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FFRF: Supreme Court ‘abandons longstanding doctrine’ in Maine school voucher decision
In a 6-3 decision issued today, the extremist supermajority on the U.S. Supreme Court has dealt another major blow to true religious liberty in its judgment on the Carson v. Makin …
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