Nebraska Senator Ernie Chambers Versus God
Nebraska State Senator Ernie Chambers, in defense of so-called “frivolous” lawsuits following a controversy about the right to sue in Nebraska, filed the highly entertaining Chambers v. God on Sept. …
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Taking the Road Less Traveled: Stephen Utschig-Samuels
College Essay Contest – Third Place (Tie) The following essay was one of two essays that tied for third place in the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s 2008 college essay competition. …
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Building on FFRF’s firm foundation
Since the Freedom From Religion Foundation was founded in 1978 in Madison, Wis., it's grown to approximately 16,000 members nationwide. FFRF has enjoyed steady growth over the years, but has enlarged …
Mississippi judge’s religious proselytization reprimanded (October 24, 2022)
FFRF’s complaint to a Jackson, Miss., judge resulted in corrective action. On July 5, 2022, a judge reportedly invited a chaplain to give a prayer before the court in regard …
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FFRF blasts theocratic Supreme Court reversal of Roe v. Wade
The Freedom From Religion Foundation condemns in strongest terms the devastating decision today by the Supreme Court’s ultraconservative supermajority to dismantle the fundamental right to an abortion, noting the result …
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FFRF: Remember Christian nationalism’s role in Jan. 6 insurrection
As Americans reflect on the anniversary of the attempted violent overthrow of our democracy this week, the Freedom From Religion Foundation reminds them that a primary driver of that Capitol …
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Washington: Tell your legislators to protect children by repealing faith-based exemptions
Two bills have been introduced in the Washington House and Senate that would repeal faith-based healing protections for parents who choose not to seek medical attention for their children based …
FFRF filed IRS challenge in D.C. court on behalf of Nonbelief Relief (2019)
The Freedom From Religion Foundation filed suit on behalf of Nonbelief Relief on October 10, 2018, in D.C. district court. This was a challenge to the preferential exemption of churches …
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FFRF files IRS challenge in D.C. court on behalf of Nonbelief Relief
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is taking the Internal Revenue Service to court over yet another religion-related tax privilege. The national state/church watchdog has filed a federal lawsuit this morning …
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