Right to Sue over White House’s “Propaganda Vehicle for Religion” (MADISON, WIS.) The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a lawsuit filed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation challenging the government …
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An interview with a public official recalled from office last year in Estes Park, Colo., simply for failure to recite the religious pledge of allegiance. David Habecker, who received an …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed this Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Brief on July 21, 2006 in support of the removal of “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance. …
7th Circuit Panel Upholds FFRF Standing But . . . The 11-member panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit in Chicago voted 7-4 not to rehear …
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News Release & Action Alert (Madison, Wis.) The national Freedom From Religion Foundation, the nation’s largest freethought (atheist/agnostic) membership group, which works to keep church and state separation, has called …
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Setting the Record Straight The public is being treated to fawning eulogies, blow-by-blow descriptions of Catholic rites and rituals, and uncritical propaganda following the April 2 death of the pope. …
FFRF filed this amicus brief with the Supreme Court on January 7, 2005 in support of the ACLU. The ACLU sued two Kentucky counties after they placed framed pictures of …
Women’s Medical Fund Celebrates 30th Anniversary, Has Helped 12,000 Women This summer marks the 30th year of volunteerism for Freedom From Religion Foundation president Anne Nicol Gaylor, as director of …
In Response to Foundation Complaint The city council of Monroe, Wis., voted on Wednesday, April 3, to move a Ten Commandments monument, which is currently the centerpiece of Lincoln Public …
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