Americans United for Separation of Church and State

State Department Slammed After Website Gets 'Christian Leader' Makeover

The official government page was updated to tout Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's speech on his faith.
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Houses Of Worship Damaged By Natural Disasters Can Now Receive FEMA Aid

The decision is retroactive to mid-August 2017, when Hurricane Harvey hit Texas.
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Secular Advocates Raise The Alarm On Republican Tax Reform Bill

The new legislation could let clergy endorse political candidates.
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The Greatest Threat To U.S. Security Is A Miscalculation Or Mistake

Human survival depends on our ability to develop non-violent means of conflict resolution that do not involve war.
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Dark money, Super PAC Spending Surges Ahead Of 2018 Midterms

Outside financiers are already beginning to wield their influence.
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Are There Really Two Sides When It Comes to Political Violence in the U.S.?

Progressives believe that we can – and must -- create a non-violent future. This is not a utopian view.
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These Congressmen Are Trying To Curb Religious Freedom Abuses

It's the second time Reps. Joe Kennedy and Bobby Scott have tried to amend the Religious Freedom Restoration Act with their "Do No Harm" bill.
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Neil Gorsuch Could Cast Decisive Vote In Biggest Church-State Case In Decades

All eyes are on the Supreme Court’s newest justice, who in the past has been friendly to religious claims.
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We Need To Change The Federal Law To Avoid A Repeat Of The United Outrage

The sure way to avoid these problems in the future is to offer “volunteers” increasing amounts of compensation until they get enough takers – with no limit.
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