Good news: Michigan’s newly elected Attorney General Dana Nessel removed the state from three amicus briefs opposing FFRF lawsuits. After we analyze the National Prayer Breakfast and the Christian-nationalist “Project …
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FFRF ready to defend yet again ban on church electioneering
The law that prevents religious institutions from openly cheerleading political candidates is yet again under attack — and the nation’s leading state/church watchdog plans to once more make sure that …
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Tell the S.D. House Education Committee to kill anti-LGBTQ bill
The House Education Committee is considering an insidious bill to suppress LGBTQ rights in South Dakota schools and we need your help to stop it in its tracks. The bill, …
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Tell your senators to protect the Johnson Amendment!
Once again, the Johnson Amendment is under attack from the religious right and we need your help. The Johnson Amendment is the federal law that keeps all 501(c)(3)s, including churches, …
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Tell your representative to reject state-funded religious education
A bill was just passed in the West Virginia state Senate that, if approved by the House, will funnel vast amounts of the state’s public school funding to private religious …
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Prayer breakfast bipartisan insult to Constitution, FFRF contends
Top GOP and Democratic officials — led by President Trump — will be jointly insulting our secular Constitution this week. On Thursday, Feb. 7, thousands of political bigwigs will participate …
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Michigan withdraws from three big FFRF cases
Michigan is withdrawing itself from three of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s cases under the leadership of its new Attorney General Dana Nessel. The state had previously been part of …
DeWine’s swearing in OD’d Ohio on the bible, FFRF asserts
An overdose of bibles at the new Ohio governor’s swearing in is causing the Freedom From Religion Foundation to be concerned about the constitutional health of the Buckeye State. Gov. …
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Unconstitutional “magic” in Illinois school district stops after FFRF complaint
A magician who was performing one trick too many at Illinois public schools has been barred from a school district there, thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned …
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