The Freedom From Religion Foundation is launching an investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s alarming creation of a powerful new Office of Religious Affairs.
The brand new episode of the Freedom From Religion Foundation’s “Secular Spotlight” YouTube show reveals the astonishing fact that blasphemy laws still exist in this country.Blasphemy laws may sound l ...
We’re incredibly proud that nearly 99 percent of FFRF members are registered voters who voted in the past presidential election.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is excoriating a U.S. Air Force directive requiring personnel to update their religious affiliations using a drastically reduced list of categories.
Photo by Kaleb Becker on Unsplash The Freedom From Religion Foundation is commending a Missouri school district for its exemplary response to an FFRF letter about a school-sponsored prayer broadcast ...
A leading newspaper in Massachusetts has published a Freedom From Religion Foundation op-ed about a problematic proposed state commission that would favor a certain religion.“Massachusetts state Sens.
We look forward to seeing you soon at FFRF’s 49th Annual National Convention, Thursday, Oct. 15 to Sunday, October 18, in Milwaukee! We’re excited to share the 2026 FFRF National Convention Guide to ...
Photo by Paolo Aldrighetti on Unsplash The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling on the East Prairie R-II Schools system in Missouri to halt a repeated unconstitutional practice of athletic ...
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling attention to troubling rhetoric at a major recent evangelical gathering.
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed a friend-of-the-court brief before the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in a case that threatens an IRS provision prohibiting nonprofit electioneering.
The latest episode of FFRF’s YouTube show “Secular Spotlight” showcases the potential dangers of a proposed constitutional amendment on Wisconsin’s Nov. 3 ballot.FFRF’s Ryan Jayne and Mickey Dollens d ...
The Lodi Unified School District in California has removed a Christian cross displayed by a teacher in her fourth-grade classroom following objections by the Freedom From Religion Foundation.A parent ...
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