The Freedom From Religion Foundation is warning that today’s fractured Supreme Court decision over Texas’ abortion ban and “bounty hunter” law will encourage other states to engage in legal duplicity …
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The director of strategic response for the Freedom From Religion Foundation has written a column chastising the presidential commission on Supreme Court reform for its avoidance of the truth. In …
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Religious governors, judges, members of Congress and high-school coaches are running roughshod over the Constitution. We complain about the nefarious National Prayer Breakfast by hearing Dan Barker’s song “Nothing Fails …
A high school in Tecumseh, Okla., is no longer proselytizing football players and students after the Freedom From Religion Foundation took to the field in defense of the U.S. Constitution. …
Back in August, we asked you to contact LINK Gov. Doug Ducey and tell him to stop his anti-science voucher program. He is now taking it an egregious step further …
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KAREN HEINEMAN joined the Foundation as a Legal Fellow in September 2021. Prior to joining she worked at a local general litigation firm. She graduated cum laude from Williams College …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is condemning the absurdity of Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey spending federal Covid relief funds to encourage rather than discourage the spread of Covid-19. In defiance …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation strongly supports President Biden’s announcement of a sweeping vaccine mandate, a move that will reportedly affect as many as 100 million Americans. The state/church watchdog …
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We need your help in thwarting religious giveaways in the Tar Heel State budget. North Carolina lawmakers are finalizing a two-year budget that Gov. Roy Cooper will review. Past budgets …
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