The Freedom From Religion Foundation has alerted a Florida university to potential constitutional concerns involving its newly hired head football coach Jeff Scott. The University of South Florida recently hired …
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Click here to watch this week’s Newsbite. For a fact, the Christians stole Christmas. We don’t mind sharing the season with them, but we don’t like their pretense that it …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning President Trump’s attack on America’s nonbelievers in the wake of a Christianity Today article calling for his removal from office. On Thursday, Dec. …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Sacramento chapter have returned to the California Capitol. The Greater Sacramento Chapter of FFRF has put up a whimsical “Nativity” cutout depicting three …
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Tis the season for impeachment & Christian Nationalist silliness. …
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A Missouri school district has promised the Freedom From Religion Foundation that it will investigate a public high school football team chaplain. Chris Collier, a youth specialist with the Missouri …
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The Pennsylvania Legislature is rapidly advancing a budget bill that includes giving $7 million of state funds to two Philadelphia churches for religious projects. Fortunately, the governor has the power …
The celebration of the Winter Solstice — the real reason for the season — is the focus of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Freethought Matters“ television show this Sunday. Co-hosts …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is defending the city of Rehoboth Beach, Del., for its decision to uphold the constitutional principle of the separation between state and church by …
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