Donald Trump, the Pentagon, a satanic controversy and the death penalty
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been dealing with the welcome situation of our past work continuing to resonate even while we engage
Enough is enough — abolish the death penalty now
The botched recent execution of a Tennessee prisoner calls to mind the reason why my home state of Wisconsin became in 1853 the first to
Weekly Wrap: Pete Hegseth, evangelicals, blasphemy laws and the importance of voting
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have recently been in overdrive mode — and many are noticing. We filed an appellate friend-of-the-court brief earlier
Weekly Wrap: A Trumpian list, Pete Hegseth, Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins and a global warming tragedy
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been utilizing our legal system to preserve our secular rights. “A federal appeals court will hear oral
Weekly Wrap: Thomas Paine, Javier Bardem, Justice Antonin Scalia and Hindu nationalism
There’s a lot to report about Freedom From Religion Foundation actions this week to further our mission — and how these efforts are getting well-deserved
We’re not ready for the death of Employment Division v. Smith
Antonin Scalia (yes, that Antonin Scalia) issued a warning that deserves much more attention right now than it’s getting. The Supreme Court warned in 1990
FFRF salutes Hispanic Heritage Month
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, below are highlights of the many distinguished Hispanic and Latinx individuals, past and present, who have made known their
Weekly Wrap: JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and a ‘near-death experience’
The end of summer has been marked with good tidings for us here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation. A ruling the day after Labor
Is she out of her mind?
An investigation of a near-death experience I participated in a panel at the annual conference of the Society of Biblical Literature (jointly with the
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