
Weekly Wrap: Supreme Court showdown, Thomas Paine, a freethought icon and Rep. Huffman’s book
Some people may be enjoying a relaxing summer but we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been engaged in a burst of activity. It

Some people may be enjoying a relaxing summer but we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been engaged in a burst of activity. It

We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are storming ahead in our work for the First Amendment even with the uncertain weather around all of

We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation revel in defending the secular U.S. Constitution — and even more so when our efforts get good publicity!
It’s a bit of a marvel how much attention our activities at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been receiving from all over. The office

It may be the time of year when many are in vacation mode, but we here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are nevertheless toiling

The Freedom From Religion Foundation has been busy this week protecting students from religious coercion, pushing back against government-sponsored Christianity and keeping the spotlight on

With the Fourth of July now in our rearview mirror and summer hitting full stride, the Freedom From Religion Foundation is not slowing down, despite

Back in October 2025, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case brought by a Rastafarian inmate whose First Amendment rights were violated by

It may be summertime, but we haven’t slackened our momentum at the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Our chastisement of Auburn University for the blatant religiosity
FFRF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 42k members, and works as a state/church watchdog and voice for freethought (atheism, agnosticism).