At the Freedom From Religion Foundation, we’re used to court cases taking years to wend their way through the court system before we can (hopefully)
Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in favor of a street preacher, leading to some questions from our membership about whether
I was so sorry to learn recently that FFRF’s first “Freethinker of the Year” died two years ago. His death was only locally reported. But
It’s hard not to cheer when anyone, even indirectly, takes to task Christian nationalist and “War Secretary” Pete Hegseth over his call to Americans to
Photo by Lena Balk on Unsplash It has been nine months since the Supreme Court announced its ruling in United States v. Skrmetti, holding that Tennessee’s ban on
You may have noticed that over the past year, the religious right has been sounding the alarm about a supposed looming threat: “Sharia law.” In
On Feb. 6, I participated in a debate at Restoration Church in Rowland, Texas, on the topic “Does the God of the Bible Exist?” against
I remember when the terms “crunchy” and “granola” had primarily liberal connotations. Marked by a concern for the environment, the quality of the food we
A recent Wyoming Supreme Court ruling demonstrates how unique state constitutional provisions can be used to combat Christian nationalism. In the case, abortion advocates successfully
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