It feels great to come back after a break and find the Freedom From Religion Foundation as busy as ever. Memorializing Thomas Paine We started
Jan. 22 marks 49 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that access to safe, legal abortions is a constitutional right in the landmark case,
While the Supreme Court axed the best hope for defeating the spread of Covid — the Biden Administration’s OSHA rules — it is at least
Boy, it sure would be nice if FFRF didn’t HAVE to be so busy every week. But since we are fighting for your constitutional (and
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
Aaron Rodgers, Rev. Franklin Graham, the Arizona governor, a member of Congress and a prejudiced Indiana schoolteacher — we’ve been confronting an assortment of folks
This week marks the one-year anniversary of Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court — President Trump’s third and final appointee to
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has been concentrating on issues of critical importance this week. What can be more important than getting people vaccinated to
Much of the denial of rights for Native American populations has been rooted both historically and contemporarily in evangelism.
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