A copy of the Ten Commandments could soon hang in every Texas public school classroom. The Texas Legislature is close to passing the requirement authored by Sen. Phil King, a Weatherford Republican ...

This story has been updated to reflect Sunday's final passage of the Ten Commandments bill in the Texas House. AUSTIN — A bill requiring classroom displays of the Ten Commandments in public ...

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. The House has approved Senate Bill 10 even though a similar Louisiana ...

AUSTIN, Texas — On Sunday, the Texas House passed a bill that would infuse more significant religious influence into public schools. Senate Bill 10 would require the Ten Commandments to be ...

A 5-foot tall stone slab bearing the Ten Commandments stands near the Capitol in Austin, Texas. Lawmakers have now approved legislation requiring the text in every classroom (AP) The bill in Texas ...

Texas House members gave the first approval on a bill that would require sheriffs departments around the state to partner with federal authorities on immigration enforcement, but a last-minute ...

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign a bill into law that ... State lawmakers approved a measure over the weekend that requires every classroom to visibly display a poster — no smaller than 16 by ...

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is set to sign a ... State lawmakers approved a measure over the weekend that requires every classroom to visibly display a poster — no smaller than 16 by 20 inches ...

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AUSTIN (Nexstar) – A Republican-backed bill to require public schools to place the Ten Commandments in every classroom won preliminary approval Saturday. The vote was 88-49.

In a notable example of church merging with state in the US, Texas will require all public school classrooms ... until a 1971 Supreme Court case forced their removal from the classroom. Two other ...