Indivisible Denton asserts that their agenda is merely “being involved in political activity that’s democratic in nature “and their actions are “no more radical than that”[i], while attempting to discredit and savage the record of Congressman Burgess with misinformation, fabrications and outright lies. Read more about Socializing with Indivisible Denton
Last week I visited the Houston neighborhood of Meyerland, and then traveled to Port Arthur, and Rockport to visit volunteers, storm victims, and first responders, and survey storm damage. Read more about Sen. Cruz: ‘We Can and We Will Rebuild’
As our nation begins to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, I introduced a Senate resolution recognizing the work, goals, and achievements of more than 470 non-profit Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) throughout our nation by designating the week of September 18-24 as "National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week." Read more about Cornyn Introduces Resolution to Honor Hispanic-Serving Institutions
As power is restored, debris cleared and water in the northern party of the district I represent recedes, people are starting to rebuilt their lives after Hurricane Harvey. It is important that people are aware of resources available to them. FEMA, the Small Business Administration (SBA), the State of Texas and other organizations all have different programs designed to help those in need get back on their feet. Read more about Rebuilding After Hurricane Harvey
‘Seeking Jesus’ are utterly profound words. This is a second in a series of our pilgrimage to the Holy Land. A friend asked if I found everything as I expected....my answer to her was, “absolutely nothing” was what I expected...nothing! Read more about SEEKING JESUS (Part II)
Over the course of the past several years, the risk of both personal and corporate data compromises has created an environment where offense is generally the best preventative defense. Read more about The Lingering Risk of the Equifax Hack
The country is recovering from natural disasters that are taking place all over our land: on the West Coast and the Northwest, we have the wildfires; over the weekend, we had Hurricane Irma going through Florida, now through the Southeastern States causing havoc; and then, of course, we are still reeling from the hammering that we received in Houston and other areas because of Hurricane Harvey, where thousands have lost their homes, over a m Read more about Arlington Cemetery's Honor Guard Never Leave Their Post
Indivisible Denton asserts that their agenda is merely “being involved in political activity that’s democratic in nature “and their actions are “no more radical than that”
Last week I visited the Houston neighborhood of Meyerland, and then traveled to Port Arthur, and Rockport to visit volunteers, storm victims, and first responders, and survey storm damage. 
As our nation begins to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, I introduced a Senate resolution recognizing the work, goals, and achievements of more than 470 non-profit Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) throughout our nation by designating the week of September 18-24 as "National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week." 
As power is restored, debris cleared and water in the northern party of the district I represent recedes, people are starting to rebuilt their lives after Hurricane Harvey. It is important that people are aware of resources available to them. FEMA, the Small Business Administration (SBA), the State of Texas and other organizations all have different programs designed to help those in need get back on their feet. 
I appeared on Fox Business’ ‘Mornings with Maria’ and Fox News’ ‘Hannity,’ to discuss my priorities for fundamental tax reform.
‘Seeking Jesus’ are utterly profound words. This is a second in a series of our pilgrimage to the Holy Land. A friend asked if I found everything as I expected....my answer to her was, “absolutely nothing” was what I expected...nothing! 
Over the course of the past several years, the risk of both personal and corporate data compromises has created an environment where offense is generally the best preventative defense. 
I released the following statement after supporting the passage of all 12 appropriations bills: 
The country is recovering from natural disasters that are taking place all over our land: on the West Coast and the Northwest, we have the wildfires; over the weekend, we had Hurricane Irma going through Florida, now through the Southeastern States causing havoc; and then, of course, we are still reeling from the hammering that we received in Houston and other areas because of Hurricane Harvey, where thousands have lost their homes, over a m 
