President Donald Trump brought up the possibility again that he could nominate Senator Ted Cruz to the Supreme Court. While the president joked about Cruz’ popularity, there could be some seriousness ...

Trump’s legal team also objected to the admission of testimony from Jessica Leeds and Natasha Stoynoff. Leeds alleged that ...

Though the senator has not launched a formal bid for the Republican presidential nomination for the 2028 election, his name ...

President Donald Trump is looking down the road at a possible opening on the U.S. Supreme Court and how Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican from Houston, could be a potential nominee to the high court.

It won’t be a smart move with actual voters, but it will bring in a lot of money. The post Will Ted Cruz Go Anti-Trump in 2028? appeared first on The American Conservative.

President Donald Trump suggested this week that he may put Ted Cruz on the Supreme Court. It was not meant as a compliment, as he explained how it would be easy to get the Texas senator confirmed.

President Donald Trump floated the idea of nominating Sen. Ted Cruz for the Supreme Court should a vacancy open up during his ...

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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., has filed a friend-of-the-court brief, against birthright citizenship in a closely watched Supreme Court case that is expected to be decided before the end ...

While delivering remarks on Trump Accounts Wednesday, the president suggested that Sen. Ted Cruz could be nominated should a ...

President Donald Trump got a resounding, two-word answer when he floated Sen. Ted Cruz’s name for a seat on the Supreme Court. The Texas Republican was in the crowd for Trump’s address on Wednesday at ...

During a speech in Washington this week with Cruz in the audience, Trump called the Houston Republican a “brilliant legal ...