Nine separate federal agencies have announced a coordinated flurry of regulations that will loosen the restrictions on faith-based organizations receiving federal funds. By introducing them all at once, and at …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to announce its second annual essay competition for law school students. Law school students from all over the country are invited to submit …
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‘Tis the season to fight state/church violations. We talk about FFRF’s full-page “Theocracy” ad in the New York Times, and a number of FFRF’s solstice displays around the country to …
Two of the foremost scholars of the secular movement are interviewed on the new episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ TV show. Isaac Kramnick and Larry Moore …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has signed on to an amicus brief before an appeals court against the Trump administration’s travel ban. The case (International Refugee Assistance Project et al. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is running a dramatic full-page ad this week in The New York Times warning that a theocratic deluge could drown us. The ad will likely …
A divided Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced a patently unqualified, ideologically extreme Trump nominee for the federal bench to the full Senate for a vote. The Senate will vote …
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The Pea Ridge School District is beset with constitutional violations, contends the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The district broadcasts prayer over the loudspeaker before every home football game, a local …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is correcting several erroneous comments made by West Virginia Delegate Gary Howell in response to an FFRF letter. After receiving complaints from a Mineral County …
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