News Releases Archive

July 25, 2019

New S.D. ‘In God We Trust’ law exclusionary, FFRF says

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is damning an exclusionary new South Dakota law that mandates displaying an “In God We Trust” logo in all public schools. “A new state law …

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July 23, 2019

Dissolve new State Department commission, FFRF & many others urge

A new State Department body should be disbanded, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and close to 200 other organizations are urging in a letter. Hundreds of former officials, academics and …

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July 17, 2019

A Supreme Court giant leaves behind an inspiring legacy

The United States has lost one of the most brilliant and compassionate judges in our nation’s history. The famously empathetic Justice John Paul Stevens, who died just eight months shy …

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July 17, 2019

FFRF probes ‘week of ministry’ in Michigan schools

The Freedom From Religion Foundation has written to three Michigan school districts after they invited missionaries to hold assemblies in their schools. This past spring, a group called The Conquerors …

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July 16, 2019

New VA religious decree wrongheaded, FFRF asserts

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strenuously objecting to new VA rules on religious displays. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced a change to its directive on “Religious …

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July 15, 2019

Is the State Department using ‘God-given rights’ to trample human rights? FFRF wants to know.

The State Department is setting up a religiously inclined commission, and the Freedom From Religion Foundation is determined to figure out what it’s all about. The state/church watchdog is seeking …

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July 15, 2019

Circuit court ruling on Trump’s social media implicates Ala. sheriff

A recent judgment regarding President Trump’s use of social media has increased legal liability for the Covington sheriff who routinely uses an official sheriff’s department social media account to promote …

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July 11, 2019

FFRF initiates drive to help young freethinkers of color

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is launching a campaign this summer to support young freethinkers of color. While atheists, agnostics and skeptics are often misrepresented as privileged, the fact is …

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July 11, 2019

FFRF commends St. Louis Park council’s decision to skip Pledge

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is applauding a Minnesota city council for its constitutionally correct decision to omit a formal Pledge of Allegiance from its meetings. The St. Louis Park …

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