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Bladensburg cross dishonors freethinking veterans, secular groups contend to Supreme Court
A huge Christian cross on public land in Maryland is massively disrespectful to nonreligious Americans, the Freedom From Religion Foundation and four other secular groups are contending before the U.S. …
Tennessee DHS removes religious endorsement from training
Certain state workers in Tennessee will no longer be subjected to unconstitutional religious endorsement in their state-mandated training after intervention from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A Tennessee resident and …
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FFRF’s ‘Quit the Catholic Church’ ad campaign comes to Chicago, despite censors
The Catholic Church’s clout in the Chicago area has resulted in the Windy City’s two daily newspapers rejecting a Freedom From Religion Foundation media campaign that spotlights a survivor of …
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Illinois district chooses inclusion over religion after FFRF intervention
Effingham schools have promised to end religious instruction in elementary school math classes following a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned district parent contacted FFRF after discovering …
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FFRF chides Wis. governor for beginning term on sectarian note
The new governor in Freedom From Religion Foundation’s home state has started his tenure with a major state/church misstep, causing FFRF to formally complain. On Jan. 7, Wisconsin Gov. Tony …
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Tomorrow River School District will not allow charter school move
A possible relocation of a Wisconsin charter school to a church has been prevented, thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A concerned community member had contacted FFRF to report …
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South Dakota governor violates the Constitution on her first full day
An over-the-top, government-sponsored religious service in the South Dakota Capitol is making the Freedom From Religion Foundation react in disbelief. On Jan. 6 — her first full day as governor …
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46 years post-Roe, right to choice remains under attack
Forty-six years ago today, on Jan. 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark ruling, Roe v. Wade, affirming the constitutional right to safe, legal abortion. Since Justice Brett …
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Newly elected Okla. governor disregards Constitution with religious event
Newly inaugurated Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has not even been in office one week — and yet has already violated the Constitution he took an oath to uphold. Multiple concerned Oklahomans …
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