The U.S. Supreme Court held oral arguments today in a challenge that seems poised to further erode the besieged wall of separation between state and church. In Carson v. Makin, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is once again making its freethinking presence known in the legislative heart of the Hawkeye State. For the fifth year in a row, FFRF’s Bill …
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Sen. Tim Kaine has decided to not attend the National Prayer Breakfast next year, and FFRF is asking its Virginia members to thank him for dropping such an inappropriate event. …
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A proposed federal rule by the Biden administration would undo a Trump-era policy that currently allows religious organizations to discriminate while using taxpayer funds under a government contract. The window …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a Virginia school district to stop its ongoing unconstitutional practice of opening school board meetings with a prayer. Hanover County Public Schools open …
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Please ask your state senator and assemblyperson to co-sponsor and support the Abortion Rights Protection Act or SB 75 and AB 106. Although Gov. Tony Evers vetoed five anti-abortion bills last …
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In the face of anti-abortion action throughout the country, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is cheering Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ decision to uphold abortion rights. Evers vetoed five bills on …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce its fourth annual essay competition for law school students. Law students are invited to submit a no more than 1,500 word …
FFRF is insisting that a South Dakota school board cease its recent practice of injecting prayer into its meetings. A concerned local parent contacted FFRF to report that the Rapid …
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