The Freedom From Religion Foundation has made certain that a Wisconsin religious organization will pay full rental fees at local public schools. Mission of Hope has held several events at …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s closing brief in its federal lawsuit, FFRF v. Gov. Greg Abbott, does not mince words. “This case is foremost about the conceit of the censor and …
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You can help to make the United States more constitutional by picking a winner in our annual online Nothing Fails Like Prayer contest. The U.S. Supreme Court unwisely (and unconstitutionally) sanctioned …
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A freethought charity is providing financial assistance to a flood-hit Louisiana public school district. Nonbelief Relief, which functions as the charitable arm of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, has just …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has gotten an outsider-led lunchtime religious group at an Illinois public school disbanded. School administrators at Harrisburg Middle School were allowing a Baptist minister to …
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An unconstitutional tie-up between a Wisconsin school district and a parochial preschool has been nixed following a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint. In Beaver Dam Unified School District, 3-year-old public …
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FFRF attorney Maddy Ziegler tells us about the successful removal of Gideon bibles from a state-owned hotel in Arizona. FFRF attorney Patrick Elliott reports our newest lawsuit challenging the Christian …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation says the misinformed opinion of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton approving courtroom prayer cannot go unchallenged. Although Paxton’s opinion, issued Aug. 15, was foregone and …
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Publicly supported hotel rooms at Thunderbird Executive Inn in Glendale, Ariz., are now bible free, thanks to a request from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF, a state/church watchdog with …
