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Donald Trump · Washington

Freewheeling Trump Veers Off on Tangents at Faith Office Luncheon

75% Left coverage: 8 sources

Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images WASHINGTON — It was the first White House Faith Office summit with business leaders, but that didn’t stop President Donald Trump from using expletives and charged language against his foes in a room full of business leaders who contribute to faith-based charitable work. For nearly an hour, Trump rambled about multiple topics his administration has tackled so far, ranging from tariffs to transgender people in sports whi…See the Story

Education · Missouri

St. Joseph school board members say a national Christian group is fueling a harassment campaign

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The members say the Herzog Charitable Foundation, a Missouri-based organization dedicated to "advancing Christian education," has triggered scrutiny of their political beliefs and personal lives. That’s resulted in professional consequences, social media harassment and an investigation from Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s office.See the Story

Religion · Texas

Is religion a force for good? Can religion cure loneliness?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This week on Freethought Radio, guest hosts Ryan Jayne and Leo Costello talk about a Christian state representative in Texas who’s speaking out against a new law that would place the Ten Commandments in every public school in the state. Plus, we listen to debates featuring FFRF co-presidents Annie Laurie Gaylor and Dan Barker as they address the questions “Is religion a force for good?” and “Can religion cure the loneliness epidemic?” The post F…Read Article

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Freewheeling Trump Veers Off on Tangents at Faith Office Luncheon

Scopes ‘Monkey’ Trial venue has Ten Commandments display during centennial

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Freedom From Religion Foundation is calling for the removal of a Ten Commandments plaque from the historic Rhea County (Tenn.) Courthouse — the site of the famed 1925 Scopes “Monkey” Trial. FFRF co-hosted the Scopes Trial Centennial Conference in Chattanooga last weekend alongside the Center for Inquiry. As part of the event, attendees visited the courthouse in Dayton, where John T. Scopes was famously tried 100 years ago for teaching evolut…Dayton, Tennessee · Dayton Read Article

FFRF Made Sure that the Blacklick Valley School District in Pennsylvania Would Not Allow for Explicitly Religious Assemblies to Take Place at School-Sponsored Events (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Pennsylvania — FFRF made sure that the Blacklick Valley School District in Pennsylvania would respect the First Amendment and not allow for explicitly religious assemblies to take place at school-sponsored events. A Blacklick Valley Elementary parent reported that the school’s Nov. 11, 2024, Veterans Day assembly included school-sponsored prayer. FFRF learned that a pastor was invited to lead a Christian prayer, that the principal knew this woul…Eschenbach · Eschenbach See the Story

FFRF slams Florida education commissioner’s religious letter to parents

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Photo by Laura Rivera on Unsplash The Freedom From Religion Foundation is strongly criticizing an inappropriate and exclusionary letter that Florida’s education commissioner has recently dispatched statewide. On July 14, Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsas sent a message to parents across the state, ostensibly about parental rights and Florida’s efforts to prevent indoctrination in schools. But the letter itself promotes a very specif…Florida, United States · Florida Read Article

FFRF brought the Wylie Independent School District in Abilene, Texas, back in line with the Constitution (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Texas — FFRF brought the Wylie Independent School District in Abilene, Texas, back in line with the Constitution after the district allowed multiple official expressions of religious favoritism at school sponsored events. An employee and community member informed FFRF that the school board had been commencing monthly meetings with prayer. These invocations were scheduled at the beginning of meetings along with the roll call. For instance, an inv…Abilene, Texas · Abilene Read Article

FFRF ensured that the Wagoner Public Schools (WPS) system in Oklahoma put a stop to unconstitutional promotion of religious events (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Oklahoma — FFRF stayed persistent to ensure that the Wagoner Public Schools (WPS) system in Oklahoma put a stop to unconstitutional promotion of religious events using school resources. In January, a concerned WPS family member reported that WPS was allowing First Baptist Church of Wagoner to hang an advertising banner outside the WPS football stadium alongside several other banners. Additionally, the church was also permitted to display other a…Wagoner · Wagoner Read Article

The Belle Center Post Office in Belle Center, Ohio, is now free from religious material being displayed to patrons, thanks to FFRF’s legal advocacy (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ohio — The Belle Center Post Office in Belle Center, Ohio, is now free from religious material being displayed to patrons, thanks to FFRF’s legal advocacy. A community member informed FFRF that the Belle Center Post Office in Ohio had literature from two Baptist publications, “Call to Glory” and “Baptist Bread,” on display and available for patrons to take. “By allowing the display and distribution of religious literature on its grounds, the Bel…Belle Center · Belle Center Read Article

FFRF was pleased to hear that Omaha Public Libraries would not be closing on religious holidays after receiving constitutional guidance (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Nebraska — FFRF was pleased to hear that Omaha Public Libraries would not be closing on religious holidays after receiving constitutional guidance from the state/church watchdog. FFRF learned that the Omaha Public Library system closed all branches on April 20 in observance of Easter. “Easter is neither a federal holiday nor a Nebraska state holiday, nor even a city-observed holiday despite the library’s announcement declaring that it is a holid…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

FFRF made sure that a school district in Missouri would not be using resources to promote or recruit for a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club. (August 2025)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Missouri — FFRF made sure that the Chaffee R-2 School District in Missouri would not be using resources in the future to promote or recruit for a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club. FFRF learned of an FCA club seemingly sponsored by Chaffee Elementary School. On March 14, Chafee Elementary School’s official Facebook account posted photos from that morning’s meeting of the Elementary FCA club, calling it “our” club. “The district cannot …Chaffee · Chaffee Read Article

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Freewheeling Trump Veers Off on Tangents at Faith Office Luncheon

St. Joseph school board members say a national Christian group is fueling a harassment campaign

Is religion a force for good? Can religion cure loneliness?

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Freewheeling Trump Veers Off on Tangents at Faith Office Luncheon

Scopes ‘Monkey’ Trial venue has Ten Commandments display during centennial

FFRF Made Sure that the Blacklick Valley School District in Pennsylvania Would Not Allow for Explicitly Religious Assemblies to Take Place at School-Sponsored Events (August 2025)

FFRF slams Florida education commissioner’s religious letter to parents

FFRF brought the Wylie Independent School District in Abilene, Texas, back in line with the Constitution (August 2025)

FFRF ensured that the Wagoner Public Schools (WPS) system in Oklahoma put a stop to unconstitutional promotion of religious events (August 2025)

The Belle Center Post Office in Belle Center, Ohio, is now free from religious material being displayed to patrons, thanks to FFRF’s legal advocacy (August 2025)

FFRF was pleased to hear that Omaha Public Libraries would not be closing on religious holidays after receiving constitutional guidance (August 2025)

FFRF made sure that a school district in Missouri would not be using resources to promote or recruit for a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club. (August 2025)

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Scopes ‘Monkey’ Trial venue has Ten Commandments display during centennial

FFRF Made Sure that the Blacklick Valley School District in Pennsylvania Would Not Allow for Explicitly Religious Assemblies to Take Place at School-Sponsored Events (August 2025)

FFRF slams Florida education commissioner’s religious letter to parents

FFRF brought the Wylie Independent School District in Abilene, Texas, back in line with the Constitution (August 2025)

FFRF ensured that the Wagoner Public Schools (WPS) system in Oklahoma put a stop to unconstitutional promotion of religious events (August 2025)

The Belle Center Post Office in Belle Center, Ohio, is now free from religious material being displayed to patrons, thanks to FFRF’s legal advocacy (August 2025)

FFRF was pleased to hear that Omaha Public Libraries would not be closing on religious holidays after receiving constitutional guidance (August 2025)

FFRF made sure that a school district in Missouri would not be using resources to promote or recruit for a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) club. (August 2025)