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Secular billboard comes to Wenatchee, Wash.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, with the help of local secularists, has placed a red-white-and-blue billboard with the message that God and government are a “dangerous mix” at Wenatchee Avenue …
FFRF opposes four National Day of Prayer events around country
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent four letters to elected leaders opposing their upcoming participation in sectarian National Day of Prayer events. Recipients of the FFRF letters include Governor Gary …
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Calling all nonbelievers . . . Come out of the closet!
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is launching an online invitation to nonbelievers everywhere to “come out of the closet, to declare and share your nonbelief,” by participating in FFRF’s innovative …
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Michigan judge: County can bar nativity scene
In a case stemming from a Freedom From Religion Foundation complaint in 2008 on behalf of its Michigan members, a federal judge has dismissed a man's lawsuit against the Macomb …
FFRF to seek en banc rehearing on National Day of Prayer ruling in 7th Circuit
A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago today ruled 3-0 that the Freedom From Religion Foundation and its plaintiffs do not have standing to …
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Wash your hands of religion with FFRF’s debaptismal certificate!
Prefer 'original good' to 'original sin'? Think religion is all wet? Indignant that a congregation still claims you as a believer based on baptismal records? Wishing you could formally renounce …
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FFRF plans appeal in Spartanburg bible course dispute
The Freedom From Religion Foundation plans to appeal a district court decision out of South Carolina upholding a school policy that granted credit for religious release time into student grade …
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With this Supreme Court we can’t Winn
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled today that taxpayers do not have standing to challenge an Arizona law that provides for taxpayer-subsidized religious instruction. Arizona offers a dollar-for-dollar …
