The Texas measure easily passed in the Republican-controlled state House and Senate in the legislative session that ended June 2.

The new law mandates that all public schools hang a "durable poster or framed copy" of the Ten Commandments in a conspicuous place in each classroom. The displays must be at least 16 inches wide and ...

The law specifies the exact wording that must be used, and that the text size and typeface must be readable for a person with ...

Texas will soon require public school classrooms to prominently display the Ten Commandments under a newly signed law ...

When Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was serving as his state's attorney general in 2005, he appeared before the Supreme Court to ...

Re: “Abbott clears way for Ten Commandments in schools,” Metro, June 26: Gov. Greg Abbott is so fixated on displaying the Ten ...

Gov. Greg Abbott on Wednesday unveiled a jam-packed agenda for the upcoming special legislative session, calling on lawmakers ...

The plaintiffs argue the mandate violates the First Amendment’s protections for religious freedom and the separation of ...

Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 10 on Saturday. Under the pending law, public schools must conspicuously display a ...

The group of Jewish, Christian, Unitarian Universalist, Hindu and nonreligious families say mandating classroom displays of ...

Two Texas Baptists are among 16 Texas families who filed suit in federal court today to oppose the state’s new Ten ...

Sen. Phil King, who represents Fort Worth, authored the law requiring public schools to prominently display the religious ...