The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging an Arkansas county to stop using houses of worship as polling places. A significant number of the polling places in Washington County are …
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A Florida county should not be using houses of worship as polling places in the upcoming election, as an incident there earlier this year demonstrates. In July, Elections Supervisor Susan …
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A California sheriff department has assured the Freedom From Religion Foundation that it has taken remedial action after an officer participated in a prayer meeting. Back in May, an undersheriff …
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This election could be a flashpoint in American history in which secular voters finally eclipse major religious groups in terms of turnout and influence. More than 26 million voters with …
A Wisconsin police department’s overtly religious oath and code of ethics has been changed after the Freedom From Religion Foundation protested. The West Allis Police Department’s Code of Ethics had …
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Halloween weekend! FFRF attorney Patrick Elliott tells us about two “friend of the court” briefs we recently filed in Florida and Texas regarding religion in the public schools. After hearing …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is gladly teaching a Wisconsin city the basics of the U.S. Constitution. Earlier this year, the city of Kenosha’s Mayor’s Youth Commission voted 5-2 to …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking on some deeply troubling constitutional violations in a Mississippi school district. Administrators at both Biloxi Junior High and Biloxi High in Biloxi, Miss., …
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Nonbelief Relief, a humanitarian agency for atheists, agnostics, freethinkers and their supporters to improve this world — our only world — announced today that it has given $20,000 to Doctors Without …
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