The Freedom From Religion Foundation has racked up four solid victories in the past several weeks on behalf of the separation of state and church. Victories in Kansas and Michigan …
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Buhler mayor to remove cross from city logo
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has successfully petitioned the city of Buhler to remove a cross from its official seal — and now we need your help to sustain the …
FFRF places its natural nativity scene, winter solstice sign in Wis. Capitol Rotunda
‘Tis the season . . . for the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s gilt Winter Solstice message, which returns today, for its 17th visit to the first-floor rotunda of the Wisconsin …
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Freethought Radio – November 24, 2012
The winter solstice season is approaching, and with it comes holiday complaints. Listen to Damon Vix (photo) talk about his victory this week when a federal judge ruled that the …
Christmas cross won’t return to Illinois water tower
The village of Alsip, Ill., will not display a Latin cross on the village water tower this holiday season after receiving notice from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a state/church …
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FFRF’s friendly neighborhood atheist billboard defaced in Portland
A billboard whose purpose was to introduce Portlanders to their “friendly neighborhood atheists” was defaced recently. The billboard is located on Highway 99E at Ross Island Bridge, Portland, Ore. …
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Hallelujah! Reason prevails in Santa Monica
A federal judge today denied a Christian group’s attempt to force Santa Monica officials to re-open spaces in city parks for private displays, including Christian nativity scenes. U.S. District Court …
Freethought Radio – November 17, 2012
FFRF is suing the IRS! Find out more about our most recent lawsuit demanding that the IRS enforce its rules prohibiting churches from political activities. Listen to a Kentucky Mom, …
Policy would have barred Jefferson?
Below is a copy of the letter FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor sent to the Roanoke County Board of Supervisors today in response to their newly adopted prayer policy. Click …
