A Supreme brief, Ukrainian relief, a congressional interview, and media attention
It’s no April Fool’s joke how much we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation are able to contend with in a regular week. We filed a compelling brief (signed by other secular groups) before the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of a praying football coach who has achieved national notoriety. The court mystifyingly agreed […]
Religion, presidents, Inauguration ceremonies and the Capitol attack
The new president has been sworn in, the previous president has left the stage — and we at the Freedom From Religion Foundation have been on the ball during the transition.
Recalcitrant governors, AGs, hospitals and coffeehouses
You can’t accuse us of slacking off at FFRF. It’s amazing how much we took on over the past week.
Scholarships, television and more
The calendar has turned to September, Labor Day is in the rear-view mirror, the kids are back in school, the leaves will begin turning colors soon and FFRF is, as always, on the case and on your side.
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.
Doing our patriotic duty this Fourth of July
FFRF kicked off its 2018 voter registration campaign, in conjunction with other leading national secular groups, in picturesque Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.