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After the ceremony, Sen. Cruz met with students and families of victims to pay his respects and honor the lives lost in the school shooting that resulted in the deaths of eight students and two substitute teachers in May.
Spain's King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia will travel later this month to the United States, where they will visit the White House as well as Louisiana and Texas.
That rent increase is about six times greater than the growth in average hourly earnings, putting the poorest workers at an increased risk of homelessness.
Eagles players made individual decisions not go to the White House for a celebration of their Super Bowl title, leaving just two players planning to make the trip before the visit was canceled by President Trump.
The European Union says it will start imposing duties on a list of U.S. products in response to President Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
Eagles coach Doug Pederson said that he was looking forward to going to the White House to be recognized as Super Bowl champions, but would not further discuss the matter.
Civil rights lawyers have sued the U.S. Commerce Department to stop plans to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
Holding hopes of a "blue wave" in November, Democrats fought to shape the political battlefield in primaries across eight states.
The federal school safety commission set up after the deadly shooting a high school in Parkland, Florida will not examine the role of guns in school violence.
City Councilman Kevin Felder called for increased police patrols and new crime watch groups in Buckner Terrace in southeast Dallas and in South Dallas.
NFL analyst Deion Sanders and fellow Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher spoke about the latest controversy where football and politics have mixed once again.
Instead of holding a Super Bowl champion ceremony for the Philadelphia Eagles, President Trump rescinded his invitation to the team and held "a celebration of the American flag," with Eagles fans present at the White House Tuesday.
President Trump is asking an appeals court to restore his power to block critics on Twitter. A judge ruled last month that Trump's blocking was violating the First Amendment.
Washington's Attorney General has sued Facebook and Google, saying the companies failed to maintain information about political advertising.
A U.S. senator said Monday he tried to enter a federal facility in Texas where immigrant children are being held, but police were called and he was told to leave.
