The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that large healthcare companies are not exempt from retirement plan regulations, even if they operate “religious” hospitals. The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) …
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Photo: FFRF member Geoff Snyder stands with the Bill of Rights “nativity” scene he put up in the County-City Building in South Bend, Ind.After getting approval, the Freedom From Religion …
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By Annie Laurie GaylorCo-PresidentFreedom From Religion Foundation Imagine a Muslim state legislator sending out over his official state email a Muslim message to constituents, that not only presumes his viewers …
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After being on display for less than one week, the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice banner was stolen on December 30 from a public park in Sanford, Maine. FFRF …
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An FFRF banner celebrating the winter solstice to counter a Christian crèche went up on public property in Sanford, Maine, just in time for Christmas. After Tom Waddell, FFRF Maine …
In the News: FFRF banners and signs have been stolen or defaced, so we announce a “Resurrection Pledge Campaign” to help replace them. New banners in Olympia, Washington and Illinois …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation returns to Macomb County (Warren, Mich.) this holiday season — this time with a tongue-in-cheek banner proclaiming, “Keep Saturn in Saturnalia.”With the help of local …
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered the State Preservation Board to remove a Freedom From Religion Foundation Bill of Rights and Winter Solstice display from the Texas Capitol today. A letter from …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, on behalf its 1,042 Washington members, has erected its Winter Solstice sign in front of the state capitol for the fourth year. Thanks to FFRF …
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