House Speaker Nancy Pelosi this Sunday placed on her official congressional homepage a prayer called “A Responsive Prayer for Justice.” Unfortunately, nothing fails like prayer, to repeat a phrase Freedom …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation strongly denounces a Nigerian court’s recent imposition of the death penalty on a young composer for the supposed crime of blasphemy. A Nigerian Shariah court …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation commends Ventura County, Calif., for the likely removal from its seal of a religious extremist who persecuted indigeneous people. The Ventura County Board of Supervisors …
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The nation’s leading secular groups, including the Freedom From Religion Foundation, are urging Congress to halt the Trump administration’s proposed channeling of public funds to private, mostly religious schools. Education …
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FFRF’s Director of Communications Amit Pal updates us on Indian Prime Minister Modi’s attempt to turn secular India into an officially Hindu nation. After hearing the “comfort music” song “Don’t …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has persuaded a Massachusetts town into removing a religious display from a library playground. A concerned community member contacted FFRF to report that the Ashburnham …
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Pakistan’s horrific anti-blasphemy law has claimed another victim — this time an American citizen from Illinois. Please take a moment to urge your federal representatives to take a stand against …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has signed on to an amicus brief challenging President Trump’s discriminatory travel ban. The case, Arab American Civil Rights League et al. v. Donald J. …
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Dallas megapastor Robert Jeffress improperly politicked from the pulpit on “Freedom Sunday.” After hearing the parody “Hang On, Ruthie” (about Ruth Bader Ginsburg), we talk with Skyler Hutto, the South …
