The Freedom From Religion Foundation has once again installed its secular holiday display at an Illinois courthouse. A Bill of Rights “Nativity” display has been set up by FFRF …
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Please help thwart a constitutionally dubious bill pending in the Ohio Legislature. The House recently passed HB 473, a bill that would allow state officials to place the phrase …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is denouncing a just-announced massive final rule change that grants faith-based federal social services contractors license to discriminate against beneficiaries on religious grounds. The 381-page …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has a full-page ad in the New York Times expected to run today, Dec. 15, warning of the right-wing takeover of the federal judiciary. The …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation seasonal banner in Warren, Mich., has been stolen. The display, which read “Keep Saturn in Saturnalia,” was installed just a few days ago near the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s annual Winter Solstice display has returned to Oregon’s premier college town. For the third year in a row, a large Solstice banner stretches across …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is giving Solstice greetings once again in Warren, Mich. FFRF’s irreverent “Keep Saturn in Saturnalia” banner has again been placed near the intersection of Mound …
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In an unsurprising 8-0 decision today, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that individuals can sue federal officials for damages under the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). The …
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The co-creator of possibly the most acclaimed TV series of all time is the guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” show this Sunday. Ann Druyan is an …
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