The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to unveil its 2017 annual student essay competitions. This year, FFRF is establishing a new essay competition to encourage freethinking students of color, …
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Evangelist Pat Robertson claims President Trump is being attacked by witches (!). Former president George W Bush acknowledges nonbelievers. We analyze Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch’s book The Future of …
A proposed bill in the West Virginia to anoint the bible as the “official state book” is unconstitutional, charges the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A few state legislators have recently …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the Senate to intensely scrutinize President Trump’s nominee to direct U.S. intelligence agencies. FFRF Co-Presidents Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor have written a …
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An ad recorded by Ron Reagan inviting viewers to join the Freedom From Religion Foundation is airing for the first time on the nation’s most prominent news commentary shows. “Morning …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is deeply troubled by the Trump administration’s recent removal of antidiscrimination laws protecting transgender students. On Wednesday, Feb. 22, the Departments of Education and Justice …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation wants a blasphemy law in a town in Oklahoma taken off the books. FFRF was contacted by a concerned local citizen about an ordinance in …
Due to the efforts of groups such as the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker won’t be enjoying a free Christian cruise to Alaska. Concerned Wisconsinites had contacted …
This week we celebrate victories in three federal lawsuits (Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and California), and three other state/church victories won without going to court (Wisconsin, Washington, Kentucky). After listening to former preacher …
