News Releases
Eliminate religious mask exemption, FFRF asks Columbus officials
The Columbus City Council should remove its exception for houses of worship from mask-wearing requirements, urges the… More »
FFRF condemns “Ark Park” taking taxpayer money, again
The infamous Ark Encounter in Kentucky, the $100 million boondoggle meant to prove that the bible is… More »
FFRF blasts Supreme Court contraceptive ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court in its decision today lamentably has blessed the Trump administration’s expansion of… More »
FFRF: Supreme Court’s Guadalupe ruling a setback to workers nationwide
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is decrying today’s unwarranted expansion of a religious exemption by the U.S.… More »
Churches took in billions from taxpayers during pandemic
The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns the unconstitutional, possibly corrupt handout of taxpayer funds to churches, including… More »
FFRF in the Media
- July 8, 2020 Supreme Court: Religious schools are all-but-Immune from discrimination lawsuits
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Friendly Atheist
By Hemant Mehta - July 7, 2020 Willow Creek Life Church among churches that received millions in PPP loans
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Religion News Service
By Yonat Shimron - July 7, 2020 The U.S. Government gave nearly $10 Billion in forgivable loans to churches
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Friendly Atheist
By Hemant Mehta - July 6, 2020 Treasury reveals big firms that got millions in virus loans
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Courthouse News
By Nick Rummel - July 6, 2020 The Arkansas Ten Commandments monument trial has been postponed because of COVID
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Friendly Atheist
By Hemant Mehta - July 6, 2020 'Espinoza' ruling boosts church schools
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News Press Now (St. Joseph, Missouri)
By Marcus Clem - July 6, 2020 The Founding Myth: Red Bank Humanists to hold an online talk
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Redbank New Jersey Patch
- July 6, 2020 Arkansas Ten Commandments trial put off
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Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
By Linda Satter
