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Dominican Republic January 2015 Testimonies – Liberty Ministries – Video

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LIBERTY GARDEN @ Project Ethos Night at Art Hearts Fashion LA Fashion Week 15 – Video

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Liberty Garden at Project Ethos Powered by French Tuesdays at Art Hearts Fashion LA Fashion Week FW15 at Taglyan Complex Hollywood. Beauty by The Organic Face, Hair by FHI Heat. Produced ...

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Its official: Cruz announces 2016 candidacy

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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) announced his presidential candidacy just after midnight on Monday. Hours earlier he spoke with Breitbart News Sunday on SiriusXM Patriot 125. (AP)

LYNCHBURG, Va. Hours ahead of an expected Monday morning announcement at Liberty University, Ted Cruz told supporters just after midnight that he was launching a White House bid.

I'm running for president, and I hope to earn your support! he tweeted.

Cruz becomes the first major presidential contender to formally declare himself a 2016 candidate, a move likely to upend the dynamics of the nascent presidential race.

Cruz, the combative conservative who has made liberty the clarion call of his politics, is scheduled to speak about his presidential bid Monday morning at Liberty University here, according to a campaign adviser.

By skipping the step of forming an exploratory committee and jumping right into the race, the Texas Republican is providing a jolt to a field that has so far been relatively sleepy and potentially pressuring other candidates to step closer to making their own announcements. His entry also gives other Republican contenders including Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and former Florida governor Jeb Bush a competitive rival on the right.

Cruz, 44, a Harvard-and-Princeton-educated lawyer who was elected to the Senate in 2012, is best known for championing controversial efforts to block implementation of President Obamas health-care law in 2013. The crusade led to a 16-day government shutdown.

Cruzs unrepentant battles against the Obama administration and with leaders of his own party have made him a hero to many conservatives and left him with a powerful national network of small-dollar donors. He will aim to raise $40million to $50million for his presidential bid.

Advisers said that in coming weeks, as he launches his campaign in states with early caucuses and primaries, Cruz plans to build upon that base of support and cast himself as an uncompromising GOP conservative who has challenged both parties during his short time in Washington.

The Houston Chronicle first reported his planned announcement.

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Why Ted Cruz picked Liberty University

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Sen. Ted Cruz speaks during the 2013 NRA Annual Meeting and Exhibits at the George R. Brown Convention Center on May 3, 2013, in Houston, Texas.

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Cruz (left) fields questions from Bruce Rastetter at the Iowa Ag Summit on March 7, 2015, in Des Moines, Iowa. The event allows the invited speakers, many of whom are potential 2016 Republican presidential hopefuls, to outline their views on agricultural issue.

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Nobel Peace Laureate Elie Wiesel (left) listens as Cruz (right) speaks during a roundtable discussion on Capitol Hill March 2, 2015 in Washington, D.C. Wiesel, Cruz and Rabbi Scmuley Boteach (center) participated in a discussion entitled 'The Meaning of Never Again: Guarding Against a Nuclear Iran.'

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Governor Greg Abbott (center) speaks alongside Cruz (left), Attorney General Ken Paxton (right) at a joint press conference February 18, 2015, in Austin, Texas.

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Sen. Patrick Leahy (right) escorts Loretta Lynch back from a lunch break as Cruz (left) sits nearby during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee January 28, 2015, on Capitol Hill.

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2015 ACHA D2 National Championships Game 4: LIBERTY vs GRAND VALLEY ST – Video

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Grand Valley State takes on Liberty in Pool B of this year #39;s Nationals. The Lakers are the top team from the Central Division and look to win their 2nd National Championship after winning...

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Liberty women fall to UNC 71-65 in NCAA 1st round

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - Liberty kept chipping away at North Carolinas lead. But every time the Flames got too close, something went wrong.

Turnovers at inopportune times and some key missed shots and defensive breakdowns led to Libertys 71-65 loss to the Tar Heels on Saturday in the first round of the Greensboro Regional.

Ashley Rininger had 19 points and 13 rebounds for the Flames (26-7), who were trying to become the second No. 13 seed to win a tournament game.

I think all of us felt it, guard Emily Frazier said. We knew we had to battle every single time, every single board. We kind of saw that coming together in that stretch. We just didnt capitalize.

They trailed by 14 but chipped away at North Carolinas lead down the stretch, pulling to 65-59 on Jaymee Fisher-Davis 3-pointer with 1:02 left.

Latifah Coleman followed with a driving layup with 40.5 seconds to play before Frazier hit a free throw with 26.9 seconds remaining to make it a seven-point game.

Brittany Rountree made it 69-60 with two free throws with 25.2 seconds left.

Karly Buer had 14 points for Liberty, which had its 14-game winning streak snapped. The Flames - making their 16th NCAA appearance in 19 years - were denied both their first NCAA Tournament victory and their first win over a Top 25 opponent since 2005.

Right now were on top of the wave and well see how that turns out, coach Carey Green said of the exposure the tournament brings. If youre not in the dance, if youre not in the 64, nobody sees you.

Allisha Gray scored 17 points and Latifah Coleman had 15 for the fourth-seeded Tar Heels (25-8), who shot 49 percent in giving Hall of Fame coach Sylvia Hatchell a victory in her return to the NCAA Tournament after a year away to fight leukemia.

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