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Weekly Wrap: Ted Cruz, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, Sen. Tommy Tuberville and Sen. Katie Britt
Our objection to a recent Auburn University baptism seems to have ruffled some big political feathers. The Alabama governor and both of the state’s U.S.
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Weekly Wrap: Ala. governor, Minneapolis paper, Okla. media and Christian outlets — all noticed our work
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Weekly Wrap: Ted Cruz, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, Sen. Tommy Tuberville and Sen. Katie Britt
Our objection to a recent Auburn University baptism seems to have ruffled some big political feathers. The Alabama governor and both of the state’s U.S.
Happy International Blasphemy Day!
Rowan Hahn Digital Communications Manager It’s International Blasphemy Day! Why do we need such a day? The Center for Inquiry (love your work!) chose Sept.
The Muslim belief in Jesus as Messiah
Editor’s note: Although FFRF columnist James Haught died, sadly, on July 23 at age 91, we are lucky to still have a bunch of pieces
Let’s honor International Safe Abortion Day
Abortion should be safe and accessible to all. This week is an opportunity for secular activists to champion just that. Thursday, Sept. 28, is
Weekly Wrap: Ala. governor, Minneapolis paper, Okla. media and Christian outlets — all noticed our work
The notice FFRF’s work to defend our secular Constitution received this week took us aback a bit. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (no kidding!) found a
Freud deemed religion a childish illusion
Editor’s note: Although FFRF columnist James Haught died, sadly, on July 23 at age 91, we are lucky to still have a bunch of pieces
Telehealth abortion services are crucial
Planned Parenthood will resume abortion services at two clinics in the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s home state of Wisconsin this week. Since in-clinic abortion services
FFRF salutes Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, below are highlights of the many distinguished Hispanic individuals, past and present, who have made known their dissent from
Weekly Wrap: Gov. Youngkin, PragerU, Wis. Justice Protasiewicz and J. Edgar Hoover
It feels great at the Freedom From Religion Foundation to be constantly striving to defend the Constitution — and even better when this work receives
For heaven’s sake: Why do so many still believe in an afterlife and why is that dangerous?
My topic is heaven and hell — and my proposal is that believing in heaven can be as corrupting, unhealthy and damaging as believing in
Free speech is sacred
Editor’s note: Although FFRF columnist James Haught sadly died on July 23 at age 91, we are lucky to still have a bunch of pieces
Mexico leads the way in defending abortion access
Mexico and the United States may share a border but their trajectories over the right to abortion have been vastly different. As Mexico liberalizes abortion
