Texas lawmakers push to bring ten commandments back to public...

Texas lawmakers push to bring ten commandments back to public schools

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The Texas House has passed a bill mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms, sparking fierce debate over religious freedom and constitutional rights. Backed by conservative lawmakers, the measure faces likely legal challenges, positioning Texas at the center of a national push to reintroduce religion into public education.

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