Day: May 30, 2012

The Freedom From Religion Foundation and one of its South Carolina members filed a lawsuit today in U.S. District Court in Columbia, S.C., against School District Five of Lexington and …

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Fed up with the annual government-sponsored National Day of Prayer? Indignant that your president, your governor, perhaps even your mayor, county executive . . . and dogcatcher, are exhorting you …

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The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a cautionary letter to President Barack Obama asking him to once again disassociate the Oval Office from the so-called annual "National Prayer Breakfast" …

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  ‘Tis the season . . . for the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s gilt Winter Solstice message, which returns Thursday, Dec. 1, for its 16th visit to the first-floor rotunda …

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FFRF complained about the Bell County, Ky. School District’s practice of hosting prayers, mostly Christian, over loudspeakers to begin school sports events. Superintendent George Thompson begrudgingly halted the practice. But …

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A Texas public school math teacher's school supply list sent home with students included the Bible and "the Spirit of the Lord." …

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