High school and college students may attend FFRF’s 34th annual national convention Oct. 7-9, 2011, in Hartford, Conn., for free this year! “We know the economy is tough, budgets are …
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A Texas public school math teacher's school supply list sent home with students included the Bible and "the Spirit of the Lord." …
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Although our secular Constitution in Article VI explicitly bars such a religious litmus test, it's no holds barred for dirty theopolitics in the land of FOX-TV, tea party politics and …
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Its our back to school special. We’ll report on school/church entanglements that FFRF has already nipped in the bud. Then we will talk to atheist high school teacher, James Corbett, …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation continues to add to its roster of eminent and interesting speakers for its 34th annual national convention Oct. 7-9, 2011, in Hartford, Conn. Register now …
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Please protest a vote by the commissioners of Pittsburg County, Okla., to post the motto "In God We Trust" in the county courthouse. According to an article in the McAlester …
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FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor is a participant in a panel discussion on the military that's part of the five-day Democracy Convention in Madison, Wis., home base for the Freedom …
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A 14×48-foot billboard emblazoned with a John Lennonesque message, “Imagine No Religion,” and a stained-glass window backdrop, went up in Terre Haute, Ind., this week near the fairgrounds. The billboard, …
Recent letters of complaint by the Freedom From Religion Foundation have ended longstanding violations in DeSoto County, Miss., and Bell County, Ky., involving illegal prayer before school football games. The …
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