The Freedom From Religion Foundation has urged two public schools in North Carolina to keep their graduation ceremonies secular. After a high school in Raleigh and an elementary school in …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding that a publicly funded senior citizens facility in North Carolina cease its prayerfulness. A concerned area resident contacted FFRF to let it know …
The U.S. Supreme Court has given religious institutions a free hand to cheat their employees. According to the court’s decision today, church-affiliated corporations are exempt from a rule meant to …
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FFRF attorney Andrew Seidel tells us how we know George Washington did not say “So help me, God” at his inauguration. Dan Barker performs the song “Poor Little Me” that he …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting the unconstitutional practice of prayer at a government-funded senior citizens center in New Mexico. A concerned member of the Grants, N.M.-based Cibola Senior …
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Photo of illegal bible distribution provided to media by Brenda Lucas, assistant to the superintendent for the Tenaha ISD. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly protesting that a Texas …
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An obligation to the truth forces the Freedom From Religion Foundation to rectify a Trump cabinet member’s grossly inaccurate remark about our first president. During the U.S. Coast Guard commencement …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is denouncing the Maine Senate’s censorship of a humanist invocation. Thomas Waddell, head of FFRF Maine, worked with state Sen. Shenna Bellows to deliver the …
We announce our full-page ad in the New York Times: “Mr. President, we are not a nation of believers.” A Virginia sheriff removed a bible verse from police vehicles after …
