Mosley High School Head Football Coach Jeremy Brown, screenshot from WJHG-TV The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a letter protesting a praying football coach and other inappropriate religiosity in Florida’s Bay …
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Pictured with the banner in order are, from left to right, Mike Weeda, Rich Pope, Jose Alvarado, Rick Schuch and Bob Hunter.The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Metropolitan Chicago …
“There Is No Afterlife: Enjoy Life Now” is the message of cheer that an octogenarian member of the Freedom From Religion Foundation is sponsoring on a billboard in Janesville, Wis. …
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This display will be going up soon at the courthouse in Franklin Co., Ind. Pictured: FFRF’s legal department and executive directors. Photo- Andrew L. Seidel. The Freedom From Religion Foundation has …
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We love Paris, and detest religious terrorism. In The News: Governor Kasich calls for an agency to spread “Judeo-Christian values,” but American values are from the Enlightenment, not religion. Mormons …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation congratulates the 11 college students who won this year’s essay competition. FFRF, an educational state/church watchdog that has more than 23,000 members nationwide, has offered …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint today to the Itasca County (Minn.) Sheriff’s Office after Chaplain Dale H. Kaiser sent an official letter advertising a Day of …
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A Colorado university will no longer distribute bibles to nursing school graduates as part of their “pinning” ceremony after the Freedom From Religion Foundation and another group sent letters of …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has requested that the city of Port Neches, Texas, remove a Christian cross from a public park. A concerned citizen contacted FFRF, a national watchdog …
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