The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the Weatherford Independent School District to cease the practice of praying at its Board of Trustees meetings. A concerned school district member has …
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FFRF’s director of strategic response, Andrew L. Seidel, joins host Annie Laurie Gaylor for a lively dissection of the oral arguments last week in the Supreme Court’s Bladensburg cross case, …
Note: The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Florida chapter, Central Florida Freethought Community, were recently invited to submit to the Florida Legislature written testimony regarding a house bill that …
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A new bill, LD 798, introduced in the Maine Legislature would remove religious exemptions from vaccination requirements. Many states, including Maine, allow parents to claim a religious exemption from regulations …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, is urging the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office to remove three Latin crosses from outside its building. A concerned Shelby County resident …
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The Kentucky Legislature is furiously at work attempting to undermine Roe v. Wade and restrict access to safe and legal abortion for women in Kentucky. Three bills, SB 9, HB …
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The lopsided vote last week by the United Methodists to disallow gay clergy and same-sex weddings is a reminder that religion is often the problem, not the solution. While acceptance …
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The U.S. Supreme Court today let stand a huge win for Freedom From Religion Foundation — and state/church separation — in a case about unconstitutional governmental funding of churches in …
Two bills have been introduced in the Washington House and Senate that would repeal faith-based healing protections for parents who choose not to seek medical attention for their children based …
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