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Print Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary presents a clear and present danger to public health on multiple fronts. He recently removed all 17 members of the esteemed Advisory …
More » from Kennedy’s new vaccine advisers mean ‘people are going to die’
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the Bedford County Schools system in Shelbyville, Tenn., to reject a proposed “bible” class for the upcoming school year. A concerned district …
More » from FFRF urges Tenn. school district not to allow religious indoctrination class
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is adding its voice to the widespread condemnation of Friday’s Supreme Court ruling in which the high court essentially barred lower courts from issuing …
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is appalled at the U.S. Supreme Court decision today in Mahmoud v. Taylor, which opens the door for parents to opt out of inclusive …
More » from Supreme Court hands religious parents an opt-out to LGBTQ+ inclusive curricula
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation is urging the Waupun Public Library Board to resist religious pushback against its Pride Month display honoring the LGBTQ-plus community. In a letter …
More » from FFRF expresses solidarity with Wis. library’s Pride display against religious attacks
Print The Freedom From Religion Foundation slams today’s Supreme Court decision that dismisses Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit against South Carolina for removing its clinics from the list of approved Medicaid providers. …
More » from FFRF protests Supreme Court decision against Planned Parenthood and Medicaid rights
Print The latest episode of “We Dissent” tackles the third in the “unholy trinity” of religion-related cases from the current Supreme Court term. On Episode 43, FFRF Deputy Legal Director …
More » from ‘We Dissent’ examines Catholic public charter school Supreme Court Case
Print In a unanimous decision, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today that a Louisiana law requiring public schools to permanently display a government-approved, Protestant version of the …
