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Judge blocks display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the new Texas law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms. Senate Bill 10 would require Ten Commandments posters to be displayed in public school classrooms across Texas if they are donated. The bill was signed by Governor Abbott in June.
Plano ISD is among districts impacted by a temporary injunction in a lawsuit challenging the state law. Here’s how Fort Worth ...
The judge said the displays would violate parents' rights and are "likely to send an exclusionary and spiritually burdensome ...
Conroe ISD is putting the brakes on displaying the Ten Commandments as a legal battle over the new state law heated up in San ...
TEXARKANA, Texas — Liberty-Eylau ISD is relying on donations from local businesses and churches to cover the cost of Ten ...
A legal battle is unfolding in Texas as the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas, alongside several organizations ...
New laws are due to take effect in Texas on September 1 on subjects including abortion, property tax and Christianity in ...
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