The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning an appeal by an assortment of church groups to Congress urging a drastic increase in the amount of taxpayer funds for church security …
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Missouri high school’s coaching staff is repeatedly violating the Constitution by organizing regular prayers with the athletes, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Joey Ballard, head coach for Jasper High …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has persuaded a North Carolina school district to stop the unconstitutional access that it was granting a Christian organization to its athletes. The Duplin County …
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Could there be a clearer refutation of the Trump administration’s ban on federal funding of newly created human embryonic stem cell lines than the fact that the treatment President Trump …
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Catholics are obligated to attend Mass, says the Madison diocese spokesperson: “As of right now, we are not inclined to reinstate a diocesan-wide dispensation.” He was careful not to sound …
An unconstitutional partnership between a Pennsylvania school district and a Christian camp needs to be dissolved, stresses the Freedom From Religion Foundation. To cope with the pandemic, the Williamsport Area …
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Photo by Nolichuckyjake / Shutterstock The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauds a unanimous decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court that public money cannot be spent on the state’s …
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This week’s episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show, “Freethought Matters,” has as its guest the country’s foremost expert on an institution that’s been on everyone’s mind: the …
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A new national survey of 12,000 nonreligious individuals conducted by FFRF reveals that secular voters are “values voters.” After describing the new state/church billboard in Knoxville, Tenn., that was erected …
