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FFRF opposes Ariz. school board agreement building seminary on campus
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is insisting that the Vail School District Governing Board terminate an agreement that would allow a 1,300-square-foot seminary school to be built on district property.Several concerned community …
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2025 National Convention Hotel Amenities and Dining Options
The oceanside Hilton Myrtle Beach hotel houses many things to do, including a heated pool, spa, gym, golf simulators, and access to the Myrtle Beach boardwalk. The hotel also boasts seven …
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Trump’s prejudiced agenda endangers security
Secular activists must speak up in condemnation of the Trump administration’s ongoing display of ugly prejudice against minorities. In the same week that President Trump made insinuations without evidence that …
Michigan county will remove ‘peacemakers’ Bible verse from jail entrance
W Bay 2 First Alert (Green Bay, WI) By AP …
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Jailhouse ‘Blessed Are the Peacekeepers’ Motto Sparks Debate Over ‘Separation’ of Church and State
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21 groups urge senators not to confirm Russell Vought
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FFRF, others ask La. school districts to ignore unconstitutional Ten Commandments law
In a letter sent to public school superintendents across Louisiana, four organizations — the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the ACLU of Louisiana, ACLU and Americans United for Separation of Church …
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FFRF dismayed at potential backtracking of its major win for N.J. taxpayers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is disappointed over a recent judicial ruling that nudges open the door toward undercutting a major victory it obtained for New Jersey taxpayers a few …
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