To celebrate "Constitution Day," the 232nd anniversary of the signing of the secular U.S. Constitution (September 17, 1787), the newly-formed Albuquerque chapter of the Freedom From Religion foundation is placing …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has informed the Laurel County School District in London, Ky., that it's illegal to let Gideons International distribute bibles to fifth-grade students. FFRF sent a …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking a public school district to investigate the Bible/Library Club that is a homeroom activity at Bellwood-Antis Middle School in Bellwood, Pa. A parent …
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The Hartford [Conn.] Common Council, which has announced its intention to host Muslim prayers during its September meetings, has been contacted by the national Freedom From Religion Foundation asking it …
Which Senator Gore was an atheist? Find out on Freethought Radio. Also, FFRFs 50 billboards take Atlanta by storm. Hosts speak with Prof. Bill Doosenberry on why atheism OK in …
On behalf of military members who strongly object to official prayers on board U.S. Navy ships, the Freedom From Religion Foundation has drafted and sent a letter, co-signed by several …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard that was vandalized Aug. 26 in Watertown, Wis., has been replaced and is back up for passersby to read its simply-stated and thought-provoking message: …
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Watch out, America, there may be a lot of unseemly mixing of religion and government this weekend, if the sponsors of the "Cry Out America" campaign have their way. A …
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It’s said that you can find justification in the bible for anything and everything. Rev. Pat Robertson found go-aheads for bigotry and discrimination, but it’s not his fault — he …
