The mandate is dividing Christians. KY3′s Steve Grant and Little Rock Public Radio’s Josie Lenora discuss the law’s unknowns.

The law would require the display of the Ten Commandments in state and local government buildings, including classrooms.

You shall not steal. You shall not deny falsely. You shall not lie, one man to his fellow.

The presidency discusses chapter 3 of the ‘For the Strength of Youth’ guide during a live video on the Young Women Worldwide account ...

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Dozens of people who signed up to speak were ready at 4 a.m. to debate whether public school classrooms should have to ...

Before the sun rose the next morning, three parishioners would be dead—a tragedy with echoes of Waco and Jonestown. That ...

In last year’s election, the far-right frontrunner Calin Georgescu — who is now under investigation and is barred from the ...

The US state of Alabama has passed a trio of bills, including a mandate to display the Ten Commandments in schools, a ban on LGBT pride flags, and restrictions on gender-related discussions and ...

The governor signed Senate Bill 433, which mandates the display of the Ten Commandments and “In God We Trust” in Arkansas classrooms and public buildings maintained or operated with taxpayer funds.