A New Jersey state court has decided that tax dollars can be utilized to repair or maintain churches, despite a state constitutional provision barring such use. Superior Court Judge Margaret …
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The Senate needs to ask the secretary of education nominee some tough questions at her confirmation hearing, and the Freedom From Religion Foundation has some good suggestions. FFRF is concerned …
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The Senate needs to closely scrutinize Dr. Ben Carson, the Housing and Urban Development secretary nominee, on how his zealotry might affect his leadership. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is …
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The U.S. Senate is finally addressing the concerns of freethinkers. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation’s largest nontheistic organization, sought to put these matters front and center in a …
A corruption scandal unfolding in Arkansas demonstrates the pitfalls of disbursing discretionary public grants to religious colleges. “There’s a massive scandal brewing in Arkansas involving Republican legislators and a conservative …
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The Republicans must cease their relentless assault on Planned Parenthood. For the umpteenth time, the GOP-controlled Congress has threatened to cut off reimbursement funds for the organization, this time as …
The nation’s largest nontheistic organization is urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to ask the attorney general nominee some hard-hitting questions. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is very concerned about Alabama …
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An Oklahoma public high school football coach has been re-educated after the Freedom From Religion Foundation alerted the school district to his team’s attendance at a sermon. The football team …
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In spite of — or perhaps due to — its religiosity, the Clemson football program is in trouble as it gears up for the national championship Monday night. Many people …
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