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Ted Cruz

  • U.S. Senator from Texas

Also known as Edward Cruz, Ed Cruz, Theodore Cruz

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Ted Cruz is the U.S. Senator from Texas, in office since January 3, 2025. American politician (born 1970) Information as of Oct. 14, 2026.

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Energy Secretary: Russia Waiver Is “a Carrot to End a War,” and Critics in Both Parties “Are All Wrong”

Energy Secretary Chris Wright told ABC and CNN that easing sanctions on Russian diesel is “a carrot to try to end a war,” that bipartisan critics “are all wrong,” and that he is not comfortable with gas prices but they are coming down.

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Rubio Says Trump Paused the Russia Sanctions for 60 Days to Study the Cost, and Confirms Ukraine Wants Military Starshield Access for “Deep Strikes Inside of Russia”

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Trump wants 60 days to study the economic cost of the Russia sanctions law before enforcing it, and confirmed Ukraine has asked for access to SpaceX’s military Starshield network.

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“It Was a Mistake”: Ted Cruz Breaks With Trump on the Russia Sanctions Waiver, Saying It “Benefits Putin,” as Cornyn and Tillis Join a Rare Republican Revolt

Sen. Ted Cruz told Fox News that Trump's waiver of the Graham Russia sanctions law was a mistake that benefits Putin. Sens. Cornyn and Tillis also objected. Trump says the waiver serves the national interest by easing diesel prices.

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White Powder Reaches Hakeem Jeffries, Ritchie Torres and Tom Suozzi in New York as the Letter Scare Spreads to Republican Senators 17 Days Before the Midterms

Suspicious letters with white powder reached the New York offices of Hakeem Jeffries, Ritchie Torres and Tom Suozzi on Oct. 16, exposing 10 staff members. GOP senators were also targeted. Tests so far show no hazard; the FBI and Postal Inspection Service are investigating.

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