A sermonizing Wisconsin community college professor has agreed to mend his ways following the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s intervention. Madison College Professor Hiep S. Van Dong, an instructor in the …
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This week we complain about both major presidential candidates mixing religion and politics and pandering to faith voters. FFRF Attorney Sam Grover tells us about the firestorm that erupted in a …
An Indiana public elementary school will stop prayer at its kindergarten graduation ceremonies due to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. The ceremony last May at Springs Valley Elementary School in …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation today announced the four winners of its 2016 “Nothing Fails Like Prayer” contest. The competition is set up to honor nontheistic activists who give secular …
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While pleased that a live nativity pageant in an Indiana public school has stopped for now, the Freedom From Religion Foundation expressed disappointment over a federal ruling today saying a …
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With the college football season in full swing, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is renewing its objection to Virginia Tech’s football chaplaincy. FFRF initially contacted the university in August of last year …
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Donald Trump photo by Michael Vadon under CC BY-SA 2.0. Hillary Clinton photo in the Public Domain. The two presidential candidates from the major parties are doing little to court the …
At the start of football season, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is renewing its objection to the University of South Carolina’s football chaplaincy. FFRF initially contacted the university in August of …
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Dan talks about his participation in the “Skep Track” at this year’s Dragon Con in Atlanta. Annie Laurie provides commentary on the canonization of Mother Teresa, the death of right-wing …
