The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters” television show has as its guest this Sunday an ex-Jehovah’s Witness who has written a critically acclaimed account of departing the sect. Amber …
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FFRF complains over the largest Christian cross in the country being depicted on government property in Effingham, Ill., and about the governor of Nebraska forcing his private religious views about …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly objecting to a religiously inspired anti-abortion proclamation from the Nebraska governor calling for a “Statewide Day of Prayer to End Abortion.” Gov. Pete …
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After receiving a complaint from a local resident, FFRF wrote to Effingham, Ill. Mayor Mike Schutzbach urging him to remove a prominent mural of a Latin cross from city-owned …
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It’s shocking that a group of 207 Republican members of Congress filed an amicus (friend-of-the-court) brief last week calling upon the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the landmark Roe …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation says U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne, R-Ala., is constitutionally all wet in defending public school baptisms in his home state. Bryne recently posted on Facebook that …
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Over a busy holiday season, it was easy to miss a terrifying development in the Washington state Legislature. State Rep. Matt Shea, whom the Freedom From Religion Foundation denounced in …
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The Freedom of Religion Foundation is investigating participation by numerous government officials in a recent week-long religious event at the Museum of the Bible hosted by Capitol Ministries. Capitol …
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Attorney General Bill Barr thinks Americans are going to hell. Katherine Stewart and Caroline Fredrickson’s New York Times column reveals how President Trump is being played by evangelicals. After hearing …
