Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling the state of Arkansas’ decision to place a massive Ten Commandments monument at the Capitol a huge misstep. The Arkansas Statehouse passed …
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Print The U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision today that could inflict incalculable damage upon the constitutional wall of separation between state and church. Seven justices turned their backs on …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is dismayed about an appeals court’s misguided decision to allow a discriminatory bill to become law in Mississippi. House Bill 1523, which privileges certain …
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Print FFRF recently sent a letter to the Ashe County Sheriff’s Office, based in Jefferson, objecting to a “Time of Prayer” event it was scheduled to host on Saturday, June …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding that a prominently exhibited cross be taken down from a Texas sheriff’s office. A concerned local resident informed FFRF that a Latin …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation has stopped coach-led praying in a Kansas school district. Following a basketball game on Jan. 31, the Cheylin High School and the Weskan High …
Print A North Carolina sheriff’s office has agreed to cease its promotion of a fast-approaching prayer event after the Freedom From Religion Foundation raised constitutional objections. FFRF recently sent a …
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Print FFRF Victory! Staff attorney Madeline Ziegler joins us to talk about our recent victory in federal court removing a 34-foot-tall Christian cross from a city park in Pensacola, Florida, a …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for a blatantly Christian sign to be removed from a Texas courthouse. A concerned Orange County citizen recently contacted FFRF to report …
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