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It was an “ugh”-ly week for secular and bodily freedom
We’ve reached the end of another busy week here at FFRF, and things went from bad to worse in this country as the week went
Antiabortion states are dragging women back to pre-Civil War times
U.S. women are not only being dragged back to the days before 1973, when Roe v. Wade was handed down, but to antebellum times. Literally.
Reflections on a Christian-based marriage book
On my nightly walks through the neighborhood, I have a habit of stopping at any Little Free Library that I see on the path. Little
The Jan. 6 committee, some good abortion news, some bad smears — and a joke
While much of the nation swelters under the blast of a massive heat wave this week, FFRF has spent the week trying to keep the
Bush’s unfunny biblical Iraq War prophecies
George W. Bush recently made an awful “witty” remark that’s gone viral: “The decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion
FAQs about a post-Roe U.S.
The U.S. Supreme Court is slated to determine the future of Roe v. Wade any day — and the future of abortion appears grim. How
Wayward officials, Catholic Church history, Jan. 6 Capitol attack and abortion rights
Few things galvanize us more at the Freedom From Religion Foundation than elected officials betraying the secular Constitution, and we set them straight this week.
A horrifyingly deadly religious conflict
Few have heard of a bizarre religious war that inflicted perhaps similar slaughter to World War II. A delusional man who died this month a
What’s scandalous and evil, Archbishop Cordileone?
To: Salvatore Cordileone, Archbishop of San Francisco Your Excellency, you have denounced House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for perpetrating “grave evil” and causing “scandal” because she supports
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