Through an “interim final rule,” the Small Business Administration has just announced that recipients of $50,000 or less in taxpayer-funded forgivable loans under the Paycheck Protection Program can have their …
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RBG and the 116th Congress: Dispatches from Mark Dann, FFRF’s rep on Capitol Hill
If there’s a common thread in my thoughts from Capitol Hill this year, it’s the combination of dark and light moments: pessimism and fear coupled with tangible examples of victories …
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National State/Church Call-In Day: Stop Judge Barrett!
As you know, the U.S. Senate is rushing to confirm Amy Coney Barrett, an ideologue who would threaten the separation of state and church, for a lifetime appointment to …
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Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton guest on FFRF’s TV show Sunday
Legislative stalwart and civil rights and feminist pioneer U.S. Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton is the guest on the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s TV show this week. If you don’t …
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Freethought Radio — October 15, 2020
The Senate hearing for the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court is the topic of the first half of the show. …
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY: Help FFRF stop Barrett
Many of you have contacted FFRF to say you want to do more to stop the confirmation process of Amy Coney Barrett. FFRF supporters already have made hundreds of phone …
Remove Jesus image, FFRF asks La. police dept.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is requesting that the Shreveport, La., police department take down a painting depicting Jesus. A concerned community member has contacted the state/church watchdog to report …
FFRF to Algerian government: “Inciting atheism” is not a crime
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning the persecution of Yacine Mebarki, reportedly prosecuted by the government of Algeria for “inciting atheism” and sentenced on Oct. 8 to 10 years …
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Greedy clergy want taxpayers to pay church security bills
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning an appeal by an assortment of church groups to Congress urging a drastic increase in the amount of taxpayer funds for church security …
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