The 2016 presidential race may have descended on Wisconsin — but most of the campaign and media buzz now surrounds a battery charge against Donald Trump’s campaign manager involving a month-old Florida incident, reports AP.

• Reuters: Most Americans Support Torture Against Terror Suspects – Poll
• AP: 3 Republicans In Race Won’t Say They’ll Back Nominee
• Breitbart: National Border Patrol Council Endorses Trump for President
• Newsmax: Quinnipiac: Trump Name Has Strong Impact on Voters’ Attitude
• Daily Caller: Feds Give $270K Grant to Islamic Charity With Alleged Ties to Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood

A new Morning Consult poll shows that 50 percent of all American voters support a temporary ban on all Muslims traveling to the US, with 71 percent of Republican voters supporting the ban, as well as 34 percent of likely Democratic voters and 49 percent of independents also did, reports The Hill.

• Daily Caller: Obama Admin Funds Blitz To Naturalize Anti-Trump Voters
• Politico: Newt Gingrich: Wives Spat Is Trump’s ‘Wake-Up Call’
• The Hill: Kasich Quest Angering GOP
• WashPost: The Feds Have Resumed A Controversial Program That Lets Cops Take Stuff And Keep It
• WashTimes: Global War On Christianity Feared As Radical Islamists Warn of More Attacks

Trump Wants NATO Overhaul, Nuclear Armed Japan and S. Korea; Ryan Run in 2020?

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump on Sunday called an overhaul of the 28-country NATO alliance, adding that he would consider allowing Japan and South Korea to build their own nuclear weapons, freeing America from the responsibility of protecting them from North Korea and China, reports Reuters.  In response, the Japanese government said it would continue its non-nuclear policy, according to AP.

• Boston Globe: Trump Wants to Study Proposal to Allow Guns at Convention
• Breitbart: Donald Trump Tombstone Appears in Central Park as Online Threats Continue
• The Hill: Ryan Moves Stir White House Talk
• Newsmax: NYPD Chief Bratton: Cruz, Trump Anti-Muslim Rhetoric ‘Very Difficult’
• AP: Fidel Castro Responds to Obama in Lengthy, Bristling Essay