The Phoenix City Council voted 5-4 on Wednesday night to stop all prayers and move to a moment of silence. The move comes after the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a …
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Freedom From Religion Foundation hails Ten Commandments removal
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is welcoming a Mississippi county’s decision to remove a courthouse display of the Ten Commandments. Officials in Itawamba County made the move in response to a …
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2016 National Prayer Breakfast entangles religion and state, once again
The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s message to pious politicians is: Get off your knees and get to work!Many of our nation’s highest officials will be spending the first Thursday of …
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Radio Interviews Wednesday Hype Co-President Dan Barker’s Newest Book
FFRF Co-President Dan Barker will be discussing his new book with a foreward by Richard Dawkins, God: The Most Unpleasant Character in All Fiction, on a variety of radio stations. The book …
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FFRF cautions Fla. PD about Facebook Jesus imagery
Screenshot of the Sneads Police Department Facebook page The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter last week reminding the police department in Sneads, Fla. that it needs to remain …
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FFRF condemns changes to Phoenix prayer policy
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has deemed unconstitutional the Phoenix City Council’s proposed changes to its invocation policy to bar a Satanic prayer. The City Council proposed amendments that would …
Freethought Radio — January 30, 2016
Iowa atheist Justin Scott tells us about his experience interviewing political candidates in the Iowa caucuses about their views on the separation of state and church. After hearing Marco Rubio, …
FFRF: Liberty Institute continues to waste school, court resources
The Texas Supreme Court ruled today that cheerleaders may continue their suit against the Kountze Independent School District over their regular practice of displaying biblical banners at football games. The high court …
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FFRF blasts Va. sheriff over religious statements
Tazewell County Sheriff’s OfficeThe Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking issue with Tazewell County Sheriff Brian Hieatt, who recently decided to put “In God We Trust” bumper stickers on county …
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