The Freedom From Religion Foundation is alerting the IRS to potential electioneering violations related to a Kansas state Senate candidate’s campaign. Rick Kloos is the founder and pastor of God’s …
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Our right to a secular government. Reproductive freedom. Racial justice. LGBTQ equality. The survival of our environment. Our health care. All of this — and so much more — …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking the Federal Election Commission chairman to withdraw a series of deeply misleading statements made during a recent media interview. During a chat with …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is supporting a virtual symposium at the Roger Williams University School of Law in which some of the best minds in the country are speaking …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is proud that more than 98 percent of its members are registered voters. Nevertheless, with an election year in the midst of an unprecedented pandemic, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation predicts that in the upcoming battle over filling the vacancy left by Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, extremists and Christian Nationalists will seek …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a friend-of-the-court brief asking an appeals court to rule that a Nativity display at an Indiana county courthouse is unconstitutional. A U.S. district …
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death is an incalculable loss for our country. Her work and advocacy as an attorney charted the path for gender-based civil rights litigation. As a …
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To repeat and second the dying words of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, it is the most fervent wish of the Freedom From Religion Foundation that she will not be replaced …
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