In a case concerning how far the government may go in its use of religious symbols, the 11th Circuit has ruled that a local Georgia court seal depicting the Ten Commandments doesn't cross the ...

Regarding the bill requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in Louisiana classrooms: Aren’t Black Lives Matter and gay pride religions? Symbols from both of those are plastered all over schools.

Tim Zastrow (Forum, Aug. 29) has revived the local issue of the Ten Commandments through reference to Alabama's Chief Justice Roy Moore's defiant stand against removal of a near-three-ton monument ...

Earlier this summer, Republican Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed into law a requirement that all public classrooms display the Ten Commandments. Broadly similar laws are moving through ...

Should religion be in public schools? For a long time, the answer from the U.S. Supreme Court was no. But in recent years, the court has blurred the sharp line between church and state in schools. Now ...

The perceived role of religion in Americans’ lives is starting to run amuck. As part of the hype surrounding last week’s umpteenth Supreme Court debate about whether or not to allow religious symbols ...

FARGO, N.D. — Red River Freethinkers postponed its campaign to remove a Ten Commandments symbol at the City Hall mall after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Members of the group say they fear a renewed ...

The push for Ten Commandments displays in Alabama’s K-12 schools is heating up, with lawmakers advancing new legislation Wednesday that would require the sacred text to be posted in public school ...

Alabama lawmakers are once again placing the Ten Commandments at the center of a cultural and potential legal battle, unveiling legislation Wednesday that would require the biblical directives to be ...

Every year but one for the last half-century, one of the biggest, baudiest, most excessive movies ever made graces the small screen, courtesy of the ABC network. As surely as the seasons change, come ...

Jonathan [email protected] the first of two cases deciding how far the government may go in its use of religious symbols, a federal appeals panel has ruled that a local court seal depicting the Ten ...