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Why do eggs in ovaries last for decades? Long-lived proteins may be key
Does wildlife rehabilition really work?
Sorcery in Australian cave may be oldest known culturally transmitted ritual
Dogs may be a threat to sea turtles worldwide
A ceremony aims to rebury the earliest Berliners—and restore their dignity
Supreme Court ruling may threaten role of science in U.S. rulemaking
U.S. levels fraud indictment at CUNY scientist who helped Alzheimer’s drug developer
Melted snow uncovers early evidence of horse riding in Mongolia
Rebuilt U.S. x-ray source begins its bright new second life
Pompeii-like explosion preserved trilobites in ‘unprecedented’ detail

Secular News

Heretic on the Hill: Ten Commandments, Nine Justices, and the First Amendment
Secular Coalition for America Condemns Louisiana’s Unconstitutional Mandate to Display Ten Commandments in Public Schools
This One’s Not About Flags Again
Heretic on the Hill: Raskin to the Rescue
To the Honorable Merrick B. Garland Regarding the Judicial Recusal of Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas
It’s Secular Awards Season in Washington
Heretic on the Hill: Tell Speaker Johnson You Oppose His Anti-Establishment Clause Bill
Heretic on the Hill: “To govern is to choose.” Who do you want choosing?
Heretic on the Hill: Hat Tip to the Deep State
Heretic on the Hill: Secular Advocates Plus Jamie Raskin Mean Lobby Day Success

American Atheists News

Atheists Applaud Supreme Court’s Rejection of Effort to Limit Medication Abortion
American Atheists Celebrates Restoration of Religious Freedom Protections for Recipients of Federally Funded Social Services
American Atheists Wins in West Virginia Religious Coercion Lawsuit
Fort Worth Atheists Launch Billboard Campaign. Lawsuit Continues.
WV Court Blocks Unconstitutional Prison Program Targeting Incarcerated Atheist
Atheist Group Files Federal Lawsuit Against City of Fort Worth
American Atheists Claims Victory for Removal of “In God We Trust” from Mississippi’s Standard License Plate
American Atheists Sues West Virginia for Forcing Religion on Incarcerated People
Atheists Win Settlement After Suing Christian Nationalist Lawmaker
American Atheists Wins New Victory Against Arkansas State Senator Jason Rapert As Case Heads to Trial

Humanist News

AHA Demands Court Reform Following a Disastrous Docket of Supreme Court Decisions
AHA Strongly Condemns SCOTUS Power Grab in Loper Bright and Relentless Cases
AHA Statement on SCOTUS Decision in Moyle v. U.S.
AHA Applauds SCOTUS Decision in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine
With Wit and Humor, Secular Organizations Host Inaugural Congressional Reason Reception
Humanists Laud National Day of Reason Resolution Introduced in the US House of Representatives
American Humanists Demand SCOTUS Protect Emergency Abortion Access
AHA Supports Abortion Rights at Risk in Today’s SCOTUS Oral Arguments
American Humanists Call on the US to Prevent Famine in Gaza
AHA Condemns Supreme Court Decision in Trump v. Anderson

FFRF News

Complexities Abound In Unending Ten Commandments Disputes
Cost for public records on Rapides School Board agenda after $2 million quote to nonprofit
Bella Benoy
FFRF demands Champaign, Ill., school district stop collaborating with religious group
FFRF blasts Supreme Court decision granting Trump immunity
Local legislators react to ‘Bibles in every classroom’ memo from state superintendent
Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Statute and the Establishment Clause
Planned Religious Lesson Didn’t Go Forward After Complaint, Covington County Schools Say
FFRF: Iowa court’s abortion ban disenfranchises women

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