Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly protesting the presence of multiple crosses at a Texas courthouse. A white Latin cross is on display outside the Orange County Courthouse …
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Print An Illinois school district coached its employees on the Constitution after the Freedom From Religion Foundation complained about its overly religious staff. Personnel from the Teutopolis Community Unit School …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is providing the Senate hard-hitting questions to ask Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch. The state/church watchdog group has submitted a number of queries to the …
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Print Photo via YoutubeThe Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling for the curtailment of an extremely questionable ultra-Orthodox Jewish circumcision ritual routinely practiced in New York City. Ultra-Orthodox Jewish parents …
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Print Learn how you can take action to stop religion from invading our secular government: complain about the bible as the state book of Arkansas, “Choose Life” license plates in …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s lawsuit removing a 14-foot granite cross in a California public park has been formally settled this week. FFRF and a local member sued the …
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Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is vehemently objecting to a cross inside a Florida City Hall. A large Latin cross is on display within the commission chambers of the …
Print Senator Grassley tells Justin Scott the reason he will protect the rights of nonbelievers is because he believes in Jesus Christ. FFRF legal fellow Ryan Jayne explains our recent victory …
Print A Florida school district has promised to safeguard state/church neutrality after admitting to the Freedom From Religion Foundation that it blundered in the case of a religious film. A …
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