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
Not surprisingly, the expansion of school vouchers in Wisconsin has brought a flood of taxpayer money to religious schools. What may surprise some is the
FFRF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 42k members, and works as a state/church watchdog and voice for freethought (atheism, agnosticism).
