Why poking fun at Trump’s D.C. prayerfest feeds the nonsoul
I love nothing more than a well-deserved picket or protest, so I was thrilled to be part of some icon-puncturing street theater on behalf of
Annie Laurie Gaylor May 22, 2026
I love nothing more than a well-deserved picket or protest, so I was thrilled to be part of some icon-puncturing street theater on behalf of
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
A recent House subcommittee hearing targeting the Southern Poverty Law Center was an egregious attempt to punish protected speech and delegitimize civil rights advocacy. Titled
The Freedom From Religion Foundation was recently part of a huge gathering in Dallas for the first-ever National Religious Freedom in Public Schools Summit. The
Justice Samuel Alito has been busy misinterpreting landmark cases. During the Supreme Court’s last term, public school districts with LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum were dealt a massive
In a welcome but surprising turn of events, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals recently handed down a decision reversing a federal judge’s order
I seem to have a habit of picking up hobbies that upset people who like to make picket signs with the Virgin Mary’s face on
For whatever reason, a headline about animal sacrifices went viral on social media, even capturing the attention of Elon Musk. But the story’s substance led
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