Sen. Phil King predicts legal victory as Texas schools begin displaying Ten Commandments

Sen. Phil King predicts legal victory as Texas schools begin displaying Ten Commandments

AUSTIN — After scoring a legislative victory with a new law requiring classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, state Sen. Phil King of Weatherford says he’s ready for the next round: a court challenge asserting that the mandate on Texas schools violates the fundamental principle separating church and state. Enacted by the recently adjourned regular session of the Texas Legislature, King’s Senate Bill 10 requires a version of the Ten Commandme…

A.G., School Districts Push Back Against Lawsuit Over Ten Commandments Displays – Family Council

Last week, public school districts and the Arkansas Attorney General’s office asked a federal court to dismiss the lawsuit over a measure placing copies of the Ten Commandments in Arkansas’ public schools and buildings. Act 573 of 2025 by Sen. Jim Dotson (R — Bentonville) and Rep. Alyssa Brown (R — Heber Springs) requires privately-funded copies of the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public schools and other public buildings in Arkansas. The…