A restaurant in Blue Ridge, Ga., will no longer offer a preferential discount to church-going patrons, thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. On a sign posted next to the …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation announced that it will seek an en banc review of a decision last Friday by a three-judge panel of the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has placed a new 14’x48′ billboard featuring the words of John F. Kennedy on the west side of Interstate 27 one mile north of the …
Restaurant owners in Columbia, Pa., are facing an open investigation into an illegal church bulletin discount. Lost Cajun Kitchen in Columbia offers an illegal ten percent discount to church-going patrons. …
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Divine intervention won’t help a Georgia superintendent defend the religious sermons he delivered during two May 26 graduation ceremonies in Perry, Ga. Freedom From Religion Foundation Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel …
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Is the Freedom From Religion Foundation “roaming the country” looking for state/church violations? FFRF’s lead staff attorney Rebecca Markert assures us it is the other way around, as she discusses …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has stopped a City of Portage (Wis.) Police Chief from using his public position as a religious soap box. The Police Chief used his employee …
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The County of Lackawanna Transportation System (COLTS) in Scranton, Pa., will no longer display “God Bless America” on its buses, thanks to the Freedom From Religion Foundation. FFRF Staff Attorney …
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This week’s show is devoted to FFRF state-church victories and complaints in South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Montana (with “hate mail” readings), and Colorado (a victory 3 years in the …
