The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “unabashed atheist” commercial with Ron Reagan will run on CNN during the Thursday, Dec. 19, Democratic presidential primary debate. It is the same commercial that …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice banner at the Washington Capitol has been battered and downed by vandals. FFRF’s Solstice sign, which was set up to be displayed till …
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A Texas public school district has addressed unconstitutional religious promotion by its basketball coaches after the Freedom From Religion Foundation called a constitutional foul. A concerned community member recently reported …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has brought its seasonal Winter Solstice display to Eugene, Ore., for the second year in a row. A large Solstice banner, which will be up …
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We complain about prayer and worship in the White House, and report a number of FFRF state/church victories. Tom Cara, president of the FFRF Metropolitan Chicago Chapter, tells us about …
The Trump administration is continuing its relentless attacks on civil rights with a new rule that would allow recipients of Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) funding to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is making certain for a third year running that the Bill of Rights is being venerated in one of Ohio’s most prominent cities. The Northern …
A funny-as-hell satirist of fundamentalist Christianity talks about his craft on the latest episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ TV show. Andrew Bradley is the creator and …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has ensured equal space for secularism at an Illinois courthouse. A Bill of Rights “Nativity” display has been installed by FFRF Member Will Meyer (pictured …
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