Ted Cruz

There are increasing reports of voter harassment in Dallas County as the hotly contested Senate race between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke hurtles toward its culmination.

Trace Crutchfield's Super PAC, IXNAY, promises to raise hell to get Trump and his allies—starting with Ted Cruz—out of office.

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It seems the major insurance companies aren't fans of Ted Cruz's proposed compromise.

Presidential hopefuls are wielding religion as a selling point.

How the surge of populism that's defined the 2016 elections may confound the expectations of Iowa and New Hampshire as electoral predictors.

It’s built on lies and paranoia—let’s debunk the Republicans’ three central immigration myths.

As the presidential campaign is showing us, the moral values of Christians are far from monolithic.

It would be difficult but not impossible for a Republican president to undo the Paris Agreement. For that reason alone, the 2016 election is about whether the world has a future.

This new strain of complaint about political correctness is really just a warmed over version of the old complaints about politicians hamstringing national security matters.

The best things our staff read, wore, and binge-watched in the past year.

We'll see. The state of the economy will outweigh all other factors.

A body-language expert evaluates the Republican presidential field.

It's a niche campaign meant to reach nativists and fans of Star Trek and the Simpsons. Will it work?

Super PACS that get nearly all of their money from one donor quadrupled their share of overall fundraising in 2014.

For candidates like Ted Cruz, it's no longer about the single cash cow donor.

Libertarianism, attack ads, and climate change—oh my!

It will be hard for someone like Ted Cruz to earn his party's nomination. But if he does, he'll have a decent chance at winning the White House.

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