Cruz's 2016 bid gains attention in Virginia speech
A report notes Ted Cruz ahead of rivals in fundraising and organization but challenged by establishment favorites. He spoke in Lynchburg at a Falwell-founded school, pressed abortion opposition and traditional marriage, highlighted his Cuban American heritage, and recalled his father’s faith with a call to mobilize supporters via cell text.
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Heidi Cruz Timeline Highlights Her Business and Political Role
Heidi Cruz, 42, a Goldman Sachs managing director overseeing Houston wealth management, is taking unpaid leave as her husband Ted Cruz launches his presidential bid. Her career spans from Harvard Business School to roles in the Bush administration, the National Security Council, and the US trade representative office.
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Netanyahu apologizes for rhetoric about Arabs
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apologized for election day remarks warning about Arab voter turnout. He said his words hurt Arab citizens and their trust, while meeting Arab minority members at his residence. Opposition called the remarks racist and critics noted shifts in his positions after the vote.
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Mississippi man Otis Byrd death ruled suicide by action
Investigators move to confirm autopsy findings that Otis Byrd 54 died by his own actions after being found hanging from a tree near his residence. FBI agents interview acquaintances and review prior interviews to gather granular details about Byrd life up to the day of death while Claiborne County officials say cause reports are not yet issued.
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Three construction workers die as scaffolding collapses in Raleigh
At Charter Square in downtown Raleigh a scaffolding collapse during dismantling killed three construction workers and injured another, with a crushed portable toilet also reported. Officials said details were limited as investigators probe the 11 story site and safety practices.
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Iran boots on the ground in Iraq contested by US advisers
The United States has sent hundreds of trainers to Iraq but not with Iraqi troops in combat while Iran’s Quds Force advisers operate alongside Shiite militias providing artillery and rocket support. Gen. Qassem Soleimani is active in Iraq as CIA director Brennan noted. Analysts see shared stakes against Sunni extremism benefiting both nations.
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Corrections and Clarifications Noted in State Report
An item misstated Fort Myers Florida as the Gulf Coast Medical Center location. Alan Menken’s quote about a Mrs Doubtfire musical adaption was misattributed. Cancun and Los Cabos were swapped on Snapshot map in Monday edition.
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