An iconic ad featuring a presidential son extolling the Freedom From Religion Foundation returns to MSNBC’s “Rachel Maddow Show” today for the next two weeks. The commercial with Ron (“unabashed …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is urging a New Mexico sheriff to quit enabling a church to breach pandemic social-distancing orders. On May 3, Sierra County Sheriff Glenn Hamilton …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed an amicus brief before the Wisconsin Supreme Court in favor of the state’s stay-at-home order, specifically as it applies to religious gatherings. …
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A year after the Freedom From Religion Foundation won a resounding victory halting millions in tax dollars flowing unconstitutionally to repair churches in Morris County, N.J., a judge has …
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Possibly the foremost expert on Christian Nationalism in the United States is interviewed on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s weekly “Freethought Matters” TV show this Sunday. Journalist Katherine Stewart, whom …
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Guess what well-known person is a humanist? Today we talk about U.S. representatives calling for a National Day of Reason (not Prayer), FFRF’s full-page ad in the New York Times, …
Click here to view high-resolution image. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is running a full-page ad in the national news section of the New York Times today that urges: …
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The highest court in the land today heard oral arguments in one of the most important reproductive rights cases of our time. The U.S. Supreme Court this morning held …
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The congressionally sanctioned National Day of Prayer — this Thursday, May 7 — is more ludicrous than ever in a time of a pandemic. Fortunately, we now have a reasoned …
