Sen. Ted Cruz

New federal law provides dollar-for-dollar tax credits up to $1,700 annually for donations funding K-12 scholarships across all educational settings.

University campuses nationwide are under siege by students celebrating Hamas’s attack against Israel.

We won't let these cars kill the AM radio star. Removing stations from new vehicles would jeopardize emergency signals and harm more than 80 million listeners.

Very little in life leaves me speechless. But when news broke Monday night that someone leaked an entire draft of a majority opinion by Justice Samuel Alito in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, I was flabbergasted.

In the past month, we’ve witnessed President Biden and his top officials preside over the worst foreign policy catastrophe in a generation.

When a White House press secretary Jen Psaki blamed Republicans for defunding the police last week, it wasn’t spin – it was gaslighting.

President Biden will address a joint session of Congress Thursday night and give Americans an update on the state of the union as he approaches his 100th day in office.

President Jimmy Carter threatened an Olympic boycott against the Soviet Union in 1980. Once he considered it, he fell deeper into it, even when it was clear that the boycott would fail.

The constitutional question of whether a former president can be impeached or tried after he has left office is a close legal question.

Every child deserves access to a quality education. That access should not disappear in a pandemic.

The Justice Department’s decision to carry out lawfully imposed death sentences on murderers in federal prisons is well overdue.

China announced sanctions against me this week for the second time in a month. This time it was for speaking out against China’s deepening control of Hong Kong.