A government-funded Ohio recovery center has modified its program to be secular, following a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. The Mental Health and Recovery Board of Erie and Ottawa Counties …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is admonishing the city of Orlando, Fla. for having an overtly religious oath-taking ceremony. FFRF has learned that at an oath of office ceremony on …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed an amicus brief in favor of an American Humanist Association challenge to a giant cross in the middle of a public roadway in Maryland. A …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has halted team prayers by a Michigan public school softball coach. Last May, FFRF sent a letter to North Branch Area Schools Superintendent Thomas English …
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Sticker shock! We announce a new federal lawsuit challenging a Brewster County (Texas) sheriff affixing Christian cross stickers on police vehicles. After hearing John Oliver’s hilarious take on the Supreme …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), the largest freethought association in North America, today announced a fresh ad campaign featuring John F. Kennedy. The ads will run on The Late Show …
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A California school board’s decision to keep fighting the Freedom From Religion Foundation is likely to be expensive for the board—and therefore California taxpayers. U.S. District Judge Jesus Bernal ruled on …
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Due to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, bible study groups in Ohio are now abiding by the law. Faith Memorial Church in Lancaster, Ohio, southeast of Columbus, participated in bible …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and two of its members sued today a Texas sheriff over his decision to affix Latin cross decals on county patrol vehicles. Brewster County Sheriff …
