Bevin’s Christian proclamation deceitful, FFRF contends
The Freedom From Religion Foundation and its Kentucky members are outraged at Gov. Matt Bevin’s “Christian Heritage Week” proclamation for next week. On March 14, Bevin signed a proclamation that …
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FFRF spotlights illegal daily prayer at Texas public charter
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking for an end to an unconstitutional daily prayer ritual taking place at a Texas public charter school. A concerned parent of a student …
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W.Va. bill requiring public school bible classes dies
In light of vocal opposition from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a bill requiring West Virginia schools to teach bible classes has died. The West Virginia Senate did not even …
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Kansas county commissioner to non-believers: “Go to hell”
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled at a Kansas county commissioner’s censure of nonbelievers. FFRF recently wrote to the Board of Sedgwick County Commissioners, after a Sedgwick County resident …
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FFRF counters congressional salvo aimed at Navy
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is rebutting a flood of false information from members of Congress who are opposing a secular-humanist chaplain recently recommended for approval by the Navy. Recent …
Pompeo utterly unfit to be top diplomat
The anointing of Mike Pompeo as U.S. secretary of state will be a disaster for the world, says the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF has been on to Pompeo for …
FFRF warns Okla. school district against spreading Christianity
The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is alerting an Oklahoma school district about serious First Amendment concerns. It was brought to FFRF’s attention that on Feb. 24, Okmulgee Public Schools …
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No preaching at Ohio middle school, FFRF requests
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is flagging a serious constitutional violation occurring in an Ohio school district. A concerned area resident informed FFRF that Indian Creek Middle School has been …
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Minnesota County removes unconstitutional plaque
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is pleased that a Minnesota county has removed a Ten Commandments plaque that was long on display in one of its courthouses. It was brought …
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