Goodbye and thank you, Ed Asner
Meeting and interviewing Ed “Lou Grant” Asner, who died Sunday, has to be one of the most serendipitous and memorable moments from a lifetime spent working with the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Our meeting all began in late 2019, when Amit Pal, our director of communications who previously worked with The Progressive magazine, noted that […]
A Supreme disaster, a congressional agenda, a prayerful governor & a Hollywood legend
We at the Freedom From Religion Foundation hit the ground running when we came back to work from the Thanksgiving holiday.
Secular Day of the Dead, Steve Pinker, our Ala. lawsuit — and, of course, Amy Barrett
This week at the Freedom From Religion Foundation, we engaged in an assortment of different initiatives.
Theocrats, Trumpians, philosophy and belief
We’ve been in a whirlwind of activity here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
A Puerto Rican case, an Oscar-winner, recalcitrant AGs, and gambling on us in Vegas
Whether it is Sam in Vegas or our case in Puerto Rico, our appearances, achievements and announcements are all made possible only due to you and your patronage.
Our convention, William Barr, Pompeo, Ben Carson, book burning — and more!
What a fortnight! FFRF has been focused on our annual convention but we were able to accomplish a whole lot else, too, in the last two weeks.
Trump, governors, football coaches and religious journalists
It was a typically eventful week here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
Mike Pence, a nonbelieving Congressman, tariff-exempt bibles and “In God We Trust”
This has been a week of announcements and pronouncements for us here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
A cross, an honor, an ad and a Chicago Tribune column
It was an up-and-down week for us here at the Freedom From Religion Foundation, but, with your help, we prevailed.