Senior U.S. District Judge Terrence F. McVerry of the Western District of Pennsylvania issued a 50-page decision today in FFRF v. Connellsville Area School District, ruling that “the Ten Commandments …
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Thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, students at Royster Middle School in Chanute, Kan. will no longer have to walk past a devotional painting of Jesus in their secular …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and a parent of a student who challenged a Ten Commandments monument in front of a public school filed notice in court on August 25 …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is entering the fray over the controversial decision by the state of Arkansas to place a Ten Commandments monument on its Capitol grounds, by seeking …
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Challenging the negative stereotypes of atheists as heartless, hopeless, or just plain evil in popular entertainment, talented freethinkers were asked to create a sitcom featuring a lovable atheist lead character …
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After honoring the life of famed freethinking civil-rights leader Julian Bond and catching up on state/church news in Texas and New Mexico, we listen to part of John Oliver’s hilarious …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sincerely congratulates the 23 college-bound high school seniors who won this year’s joint essay competition. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has more than 22,700 …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s blistering report on unconstitutional Christian chaplains in college football programs highlights the University of Missouri as one of the major offenders. FFRF wrote to Mizzou Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation was forced this week to take up a complaint it had already resolved. The Bell County Board of Education in Kentucky announced that it would …
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