Earlier this month, the Freedom From Religion Foundation signed on to a friend-of-the-court brief in a case challenging Indiana’s ban on trans girls playing sports
This blog is the second installment in a series examining legal challenges to vaccine requirements based on religion. Click here for the first installment. Recent
This blog is the first in a series examining legal challenges to vaccine requirements based on religion. The U.S. Supreme Court decided two high
Vice President Mike Pence, who plans to attend a rally today at the state Capitol to bolster “school choice,” may love the idea of spending taxpayer money on private religious schools — but families and taxpayers alike should be alarmed.
A Texas appellate court recently issued yet another ruling in a long-running case that should have ended just days after it was filed.
The new “Noah’s Ark” could not have been launched without public money. With the Ark Encounter opening in Kentucky today, it is a good time to review the various ways that state and local governments have subsidized the project.
FFRF Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott criticizes how the media manufactures news on state/church issues. The problem is exemplified by recent news coverage on Clemson University by a tea party “journalist.”
With “National School Choice Week” coming to a close, it is the perfect time to examine Wisconsin’s botched voucher program. The abrupt closure of LifeSkills
South Carolina state representatives have been pushing a new prayer bill that would turn back the clock on constitutional rights. House Bill 3526 would add
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