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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog representing 23,000 members nationwide, announced it will ask for a review by the entire panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of …

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Senior U.S. District Judge Terrence F. McVerry of the Western District of Pennsylvania issued a 50-page decision today in FFRF v. Connellsville Area School District, ruling that “the Ten Commandments …

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Thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation, students at Royster Middle School in Chanute, Kan. will no longer have to walk past a devotional painting of Jesus in their secular …

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation and a parent of a student who challenged a Ten Commandments monument in front of a public school filed notice in court on August 25 …

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is entering the fray over the controversial decision by the state of Arkansas to place a Ten Commandments monument on its Capitol grounds, by seeking …

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Challenging the negative stereotypes of atheists as heartless, hopeless, or just plain evil in popular entertainment, talented freethinkers were asked to create a sitcom featuring a lovable atheist lead character …

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sincerely congratulates the 23 college-bound high school seniors who won this year’s joint essay competition. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has more than 22,700 …

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