The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for a blatantly Christian sign to be removed from a Texas courthouse. A concerned Orange County citizen recently contacted FFRF to report that …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting an upcoming religious event scheduled and promoted by a North Carolina sheriff’s office. The Ashe County Sheriff’s Office, based in Jefferson, is hosting …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, thanks to the support of its members nationwide, is proudly underwriting an impressive monument to the eminent civil libertarian who fought perhaps the most famous …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning a Minnesota state representative’s outrageous misuse of her official position in preaching from the House floor. During a May 23 debate over whether …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is troubled over an Illinois city council’s trend of scheduling exclusively Christian leaders to give invocations at its meetings. During a Peoria City Council meeting …
Two of the country’s leading secular organizations have achieved a big legal victory today with a ruling against a massive cross in a Florida public park. The 34-foot white Latin …
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Texas has a new unnecessary and harmful law in the name of religious freedom. Both chambers of the Texas Statehouse recently approved House Bill 3859, with the Orwellian name the …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is protesting explicitly religious correspondence that regularly originates from an Indiana government office. A concerned local resident informed FFRF that condolence letters on behalf of …
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The Freedom From Religious Foundation is applauding a Pennsylvania school district for respecting the right of conscience of all its students. At the recent Beaver High School graduation ceremony, the …
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