Statement by Dan Barker and Annie Laurie GaylorCo-Presidents, Freedom From Religion Foundation The Alabama ex-chief justice notorious for his fundamentalism is completely unfit to be appointed a U.S. senator. “Roy …
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Tis the season for FFRF’s winter solstice and Bill of Rights displays to appear in state capitols and other locations around the country, some of which have been defaced and …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is attempting to make its debut at the California state Capitol to counter a recently installed Christian nativity scene there. Local FFRF members are seeking …
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A Freedom From Religion Foundation banner is going back up in a Pennsylvania town to counter a tradition of religious displays there. The organization’s Winter Solstice banner was first installed in …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and area member Geoff Snyder have returned a Bill of Rights “nativity” scene to the County-City Building in South Bend, Ind., adjacent to a Christian …
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President Obama and the U.S. Congress have paid heed to freethinkers. In May, the Freedom From Religion Foundation asked our then-24,000 members to write to their senators to extend protections …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on an Illinois county board to discontinue opening meetings with prayer. The request by the national state/church watchdog (on behalf of its Illinois membership) …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s lawsuit against gubernatorial censorship of its Bill of Rights display in the Texas Capitol will proceed, following a ruling by a federal judge in Austin today. …
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A Religious Right organization has regrettably managed to persuade a Michigan town to backtrack on its adherence to the U.S. Constitution. A larger-than-life nativity scene had been removed from a …
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