The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s freethought Winter Solstice banner has been stolen from the Franklin County courthouse lawn in Brookville, Ind. The banner is suspected to have been stolen sometime …
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An invasive species is defined as “not native to a specific location and which has a tendency to spread to a degree which causes damage in some respect upon exposure.” …
Crosses displayed at the Craighead County Tax Assessor’s office in photos taken by FFRF’s complainant. The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a second letter to the Craighead (Ark.) County assessor after …
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In the News: Two seasonal state/church victories in Indiana; new FFRF lawsuit in New Jersey challenging public money to churches; Winter Solstice signs around the country; Nonbelief Relief report. After …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s Winter Solstice sign has just returned to the Illinois State Capitol for its seventh display. FFRF, the largest national association of freethinkers (atheists and agnostics), …
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Photo: Douglas Marshall with Stan Beattie (Life member of FFRF) and Joyce Uitti, a volunteer. In December 2011, FFRF and Michigan member Douglas Marshall sued the city of Warren for …
Why haven’t we heard a peep out of you about the War on Solstice, given that the religious folks sort of hijacked our ancient pagan holiday in the fourth century? …
Thanks to a lawsuit filed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation and the ACLU of Indiana on behalf of a family in Elkhart, Indiana, this year’s Concord Community School’s holiday …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation congratulates the eight graduate or “older” (ages 25-30) college students who won this year’s essay competition. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has more than …
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