The Freedom From Religion Foundation, with the help of area secularists, has placed an election-year caveat, “God and government are a dangerous mix,” on a red-white-and-blue billboard at the intersection …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is renewing its request that Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver “cease all organization of the monthly Mayor’s Prayer Breakfasts.” FFRF first wrote to Copenhaver about these …
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Seven months after the Freedom From Religion Foundation first protested a city nativity scene, the Ellwood City Borough Council (Pa.) has agreed to uphold the First Amendment. The council voted …
Hasa Diga Eeebowai! After reporting news on our own continent–including an FFRF victory in Virginia stopping prayers at a county board meeting, a JFK billboard in Lubbock, press coverage of …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a follow-up letter to Houston County (Ga.) Schools documenting rampant and egregious violations of the First Amendment. FFRF, a state-church watchdog, is also …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has halted illegal prayer before Henrico County Board of Supervisor meetings in Henrico, Va. Henrico County officials decided to drop the 25-year-old tradition on Tuesday …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a petition with the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seeking its review of a decision by a three-judge panel approving academic credit …
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Watch Bill Moyers’ interview with Philip Appleman. Trouble viewing embedded video? Click here to watch. If you missed Bill Moyers’ interview of FFRF After-Life Member Philip Appleman, the distinguished poet, …
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Perhaps it should be called the “Godless Particle,” since the newly discovered Higgs boson was named after an atheist. This week we honor nonbelieving lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II, and talk …
