Ted Cruz's Father and JFK Smear in National Enquirer: What We Now Know

Pecker said that Cruz, fellow Republican Senator Marco Rubio and Ben Carson —all of whom were running against Trump for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination—were targeted by the fake stories, as was ... Read More

Ted Cruz Could Be in Trouble With the IRS

Cruz is not paid for hosting his "Verdict" podcast, but its broadcaster gave $630,000 to a pro-Cruz Super PAC. Read More

Arrest and expel ‘radical’ pro-Palestine protesters who threaten safety, Ted Cruz says

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz made a stop in Fort Worth Wednesday night to stump for Cheryl Bean, who is in a Republican Primary runoff for Texas District 97. Bean, of Fort Worth, is running to fill the seat of ... Read More

Health care work begins as Congress returns

Former President Donald Trump attempted to appease differing factions in the GOP with his position on abortion Monday. Read More

Ted Cruz is leaning more heavily on non-Texas donors in his Senate reelection bid

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’s campaign is relying more on out-of-state donors than in his past campaigns as he struggles to keep pace with his 2024 Democratic opponent, Colin Allred. About 55% of the nearly ... Read More

As Senate race heats up, Ted Cruz pitches himself as the better bipartisan

Cruz rose to fame as a right-wing fighter, but he hopes to highlight his unsung accomplishments as he faces Rep. Colin Allred. Read More

What’s the latest snag in the FAA bill now?

WAITING ON THE SENATE TO CHANGE: With the FAA’s authorization set to expire May 10, frustrations are boiling up with some members of the House. Read More

Election Updates: Democrats retake full control in Michigan; Biden campaigns in Pennsylvania.

Former President Donald J. Trump returned to a courtroom in lower Manhattan on Tuesday for the second day in his sex scandal cover-up case. He has continued to use social media to attack the judge in ... Read More

Only 1 in 3 US adults think Trump acted illegally in New York hush money case, AP-NORC poll shows

The first criminal trial facing former President Donald Trump is also the one in which Americans are least convinced he committed a crime, a new AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll finds. Read More