The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for a Wisconsin police department’s overtly religious oath and code of ethics to be changed. The West Allis Police Department’s Code of Ethics …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has helped Humanism triumph behind bars—all over the state of Virginia. A freethinking inmate at Coffeewood Correctional Center in Virginia contacted FFRF because his prison …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked a judge to declare a New Jersey county’s millions of dollars in grants for church repair a violation of the state constitution. FFRF …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is raising objections to the recent baptism of several football players at a Georgia public high school. A number of football players were reportedly baptized …
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The opening night of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s upcoming convention in Pittsburgh has a major revelation in store. After years as a closeted atheist in the Bible Belt, a …
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Church must pay property tax on downtown lot in Madison, Wis., that is assessed at $4 million A Dane County judge has ruled that the Catholic Church must pay taxes …
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A federal court on Oct. 5 will hear oral arguments in an important lawsuit challenging legislative prayer practices in Brevard County, Fla. Americans United for Separation of Church and State, …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling out a Connecticut police chief’s rant against nonbelievers. On Sept. 24, Bridgeport Police Chief Armando Perez addressed a crowd of about 50 people …
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We are happy to report two state/church victories this week, removing the Ten Commandments from a west Texas high school and curbing the “Break the Grey” evangelist from preaching in …
