The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that a Texas city cease its unconstitutional financial support of a church. Documents received by FFRF have confirmed the reports of a local …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is objecting to Tennessee Gov.-elect Bill Lee selling tickets to a government-sponsored religious service. A concerned Tennessee member contacted FFRF to report that the governor-elect’s …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is intensely opposed to William Barr being confirmed as attorney general of the United States. Trump nominated Barr last month to replace Jeff Sessions — …
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This week, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold confirmation hearings for Attorney General nominee William Barr. Barr is a proven extremist who has and will weaponize religious liberty, continuing former …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is not blessing S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster’s imposition of prayers at official events. Concerned South Carolina residents contacted FFRF about two such instances. At a …
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We recap FFRF’s impressive legal statistics for 2018 (1,060 formal complaint letters to erring government officials ending 315 state/church violations!). FFRF’s Robert G. Ingersoll Legal Fellow Colin McNamara briefly joins …
The Chino Valley School Board prayed, proselytized and read the bible at school board meetings. No more! It has lost to FFRF and 22 brave plaintiffs in federal district court …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is notifying more than 1,000 school districts in five states about the inappropriateness of organizing trips to religiously propagandizing theme parks in Kentucky. Public schools …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has at last convinced a Missouri town to transfer a cross from public land. “Ozark officials said Friday they will move a cross that is …
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