A Texas bill that would require school districts to allow Ten Commandment displays in classrooms is moving quickly through the Texas Legislature, and we need your help to stop …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s litigation to protect government transparency and the separation of church and state in the Bluegrass State will carry on a little while longer. The state/church …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog, is urging an Ohio middle school to take down an unconstitutional religious display from its property. A concerned parent recently reported …
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The U.S. House chaplain can continue barring atheists from delivering invocations, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia unfortunately ruled today in Barker v. Conroy. “I am …
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Happy birthday and Happy Earthday to Mother Earth! The show discusses how FFRF got a cross relocated from public to private land, and warns about anti-abortion legislative inroads threatening Roe …
A Pennsylvania school district has removed a godly broadcast tagged on to the Pledge of Allegiance after the Freedom From Religion Foundation advised it to do so. A concerned Springfield …
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A Missouri town has followed through on relocating a cross that the Freedom From Religion Foundation had convinced it to transfer from public land. “In response to a complaint from …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and the American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky have filed for summary judgment in a federal lawsuit over an atheist being denied an irreverent license …
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After being trounced in a legal battle over funding of churches by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Morris County, N.J., is behaving like a petulant child, says FFRF. The New …
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