Some advocates believe the courts eventually will approve displaying the Ten Commandments in every public school.

The vote comes amid a broader push by conservative Christians to infuse more religion into public schools and life.

Missouri students would see the words “I AM THE LORD thy God” followed by the Ten Commandments posted in every public and ...

The latest Ten Commandments bill before the Alabama Legislature attempts to thread a needle. The bill tries to use that SCOTUS ruling about old displays, which the bill plainly mentions, as cover for ...

Another bill, which would have mandated prayer and Bible study time in Texas classrooms, has not yet cleared the Texas Senate ...

A bill in the Missouri Senate’s education committee concerning religion in the classroom had senators, faith-based leaders ...

SB 10 would require the Ten Commandments to be posted in all classrooms. SB 11 would require school boards to vote on ...

The Texas Senate passed a bill Wednesday prescribing public elementary and secondary schools to display a durable poster or ...

SB 594 would require that the Ten Commandments be displayed no smaller than 11 inches by 14 inches in a large, readable font.

A bill sponsored by Cape Girardeau-area Republican Sen. Jamie Burger would require all Missouri public and charter schools to ...

Classrooms would be required to post displays of the Ten Commandments, while school trustees could require opt-in prayer time ...

Senate Bill 10 passed the Republican-led upper house late Wednesday on a party-line vote. Democrats condemned the measure as ...