The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to an upcoming mandatory “training seminar” at the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office that mixes religion and policing. The two-day event, scheduled for …
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Among the more than half dozen complaints about unlawful church political activity that the Freedom From Religion Foundation has recently made to the IRS is one over a service at …
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To paraphrase Taylor Swift: Legislators are gonna legislate. And the Freedom From Religion Foundation is making your secular voice heard in that process. Congress is resuming normal order and looking …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns a Texas town’s religiously motivated decision to prohibit abortion providers from operating in its jurisdiction. East Mountain has become the 14th community in Texas …
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Rep. Ayanna Pressley has just introduced a crucial proposal to remove the Hyde Amendment from a major federal appropriations bill and ensure that abortion care is accessible for all. The …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation lauds landmark provisions in a House of Representatives funding bill that will fight discrimination and protect true religious liberty. The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, …
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Apart from dealing with pandemic-related issues, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has also been recently busy fielding a variety of dismaying non-COVID First Amendment violations. A lot of these (not …
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Religion is a major cause of the spread of COVID. The NO BAN Act passed the U.S. House this week, undoing President Trump’s restrictions on travel and immigration from several …
The S.C. governor’s office recently announced that of the $48 million of taxpayer funds that Congress entrusted to its discretion for COVID-related education relief as part of the CARES …
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