The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce that acclaimed author and Oscar-winner John Irving has agreed to speak at FFRF’s 43rd annual convention in San Antonio. Irving will …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is correcting a slate of ahistorical claims promoting Christian Nationalism made by Oklahoma state Rep. Jay Steagall. Recently, Steagall argued in favor of Oklahoma H.B. …
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A dangerous bill is headed to Idaho Gov. Brad Little’s desk next Monday, March 2, to be signed into law. This bill, S. 1249, authorizes an official “Choose Life” …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation today, Feb. 27, filed a federal lawsuit against Puerto Rico’s Education Secretary and a principal on behalf of a family subjected to forced prayers and …
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The Iowa Legislature is considering a shockingly abhorrent bill that would require Iowans to register their sexual orientation with the state — and face punishment if they deviated from …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has scored a constitutional touchdown against the Missouri attorney general after a school district ignored his advice about football team prayers. FFRF had sent a …
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The Virginia Legislature is considering a good bill that would add sexual orientation and gender identity as protected classes under state civil rights law. This bill, H.B. 1663, is a …
The U.S. Senate is slated to vote this afternoon on two punishing bills intended to pander to anti-choice religious extremists. The first, the insidiously branded “Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act,” …
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The West Virginia Legislature is considering a bill dubbed the “West Virginia Student Religious Liberties Act,” which would require public schools to allow prayers to be broadcast at many school-sponsored …
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