Another inveterate enemy of state-church separation has been accused of sexual abuse. In an explosive article, the Washington Post details the story of four women who accuse Roy Moore of …
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Freethought Radio takes a trenchant look at recent insensitive religious absurdities by Rev. Pat Robertson, Bishop Robert Morlino, President Trump and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. We play Roy …
FFRF Treasurer and State Rep. Steve Salemson and Joan Wallace were married on Aug. 19 in Freethought Hall, FFRF’s office in Madison, Wis., in a romantic, nonreligious ceremony. FFRF Co-President …
A Florida nonprofit seems more intent on scoring points rather than helping people in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. Nonbelief Relief, a humanitarian adjunct of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, …
A community member contacted FFRF over a promotion of religion at Cole Camp High School in Missouri during the school’s Senior Awards Night, and FFRF promptly took action. A school …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking that several high schools in Mississippi put an end to unlawful group prayer practices. Four high schools in the Calhoun County School District …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation wants a Florida county to terminate its unconstitutional funding of a church that has already cost taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars. A concerned local …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is excited to unveil its new “Unpleasant Companion” webpage, a searchable database of Old Testament verses proving that God is, indeed, the most unpleasant character. …
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A recent judicial ruling in a Florida prayer case is a resounding victory for the separation of state and church. “A federal judge has sided with the Florida High School …
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