The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling out a Connecticut police chief’s rant against nonbelievers. On Sept. 24, Bridgeport Police Chief Armando Perez addressed a crowd of about 50 people …
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We are happy to report two state/church victories this week, removing the Ten Commandments from a west Texas high school and curbing the “Break the Grey” evangelist from preaching in …
“Pulpit Freedom Sunday,” an annual event that deliberately seeks to incite church pastors into flouting the law, is assuming an even more ominous tone this year. Christian groups observe “Pulpit …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to events suffused with religion that are due to be held at several Indiana public schools. Two groups are organizing these events. Several …
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Statement by Annie Laurie GaylorCo-PresidentFreedom From Religion Foundation Half a century after Alabama Gov. George Wallace earned the wrath of the Kennedy administration for his stance against desegregation, Alabama Supreme …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is continuing its objection to a California school board’s practice of starting its meetings with an invocation. The Orange County Board of Education has a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has made certain that events hosted by two Wisconsin school districts will not engage in religious promotion. South Shore Junior/Senior High School in Port Wing, …
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Listen to David Suhor’s godless invocation before the Pensacola City Council, which he sang while the public was rudely protesting and praying. We hear some music by the freethinking composer …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a Kentucky county clerk to get rid of a Ten Commandments poster prominently on display in his office. A large, framed version of …
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