The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a national state/church watchdog with more than 22,700 members, issued a report today condemning more than 25 public universities for allowing football coaches to impose …
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In the news: FFRF’s Ron Reagan ad on the penultimate Jon Stewart Daily Show, Jesus sign in east Texas town, bible verses removed from Arkansas city webpage, “In God We …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is hailing a decision by the Colorado state appeals court yesterday, ruling that a baker cannot invoke religious beliefs as an excuse to deny services to a …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a complaint to the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct yesterday about Smith County Judge Randall Rogers, who required a man to marry his girlfriend, as well …
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In response to a never-ending stream of flagrant state-church violations coming out of the Florida public schools, the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a memorandum today to all 67 Florida superintendents. The …
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Lebanon Daily Record The Freedom From Religion has routinely sent letters to sheriffs’ offices and police departments around the country that have placed controversial national motto “In God We Trust” …
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Ryan Jayne, FFRF’s law clerk and soon-to-be legal fellow, helps us celebrate many exciting state/church victories accomplished by FFRF’s attorneys. We honor the birthday of 19th-century agnostic orator Robert G. …
Click here to preview the ad.The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which debuted its TV ad featuring Ron (“not afraid of burning in hell”) Reagan last year on “The Daily Show” …
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Mount Vernon Independent School District in Texas should remove quotations on its school walls that “unconstitutionally endorse religion,” the Freedom From Religion Foundation contends in a letter sent last week. At …
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