The Freedom From Religion Foundation today won its case before an appeals court against the Texas governor’s censorship of its Capitol display. After Gov. Greg Abbott and the State Preservation …
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Only SkyBy Barry Purcell …
The Summers County School Board in W.Va. will no longer open school board meetings with prayer after FFRF responded to a district resident’s complaint. FFRF was notified that the board …
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The tragic recent case involving the arrest of a 76-year-old woman in Florida for fatally shooting her terminally ill 77-year-old husband at his request would not have happened if Florida …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed a federal lawsuit on February 25, 2016, challenging the removal of its approved Bill of Rights “nativity” display from the Texas State Capitol by …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation regrets that the recently released Jan. 6 House select committee report fails to pinpoint the Christian nationalist motivations behind the Capitol attack. The committee’s official …
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Commercial appealBy Angele Latham …
After FFRF contacted a Texas school district over the unconstitutional use of a Christian chaplain as a “mental health interventionist,” the chaplain was placed on leave before resigning. It was …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is demanding that Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee rescind his “improper and offensive” proclamation naming Sept. 30 as a “Day of Prayer, Humility and Fasting.” On …
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