Mon Mar 28, 2016 AT 10:30 AM EDT
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
Fri Mar 25, 2016 AT 11:01 AM EDT
Republicans’ confidence in the workings of the election process has dropped from 46 percent in January to just 30 percent in a Gallup survey released Friday, reports Politico.
- The Hill: Glenn Beck: ‘No Real Christian’ Should Support Trump
- Breitbart: Arab Intel Official: Islamic State Stepping Up Efforts to Carry Out Attacks In US, Russia
- WashTimes: Poll Shows Gary Johnson In Double Digits In 3-Way Race Against Clinton, Trump
- Daily Caller: Clinton Received Training On Classified Docs Just ONCE in Three Years at State
- WashTimes: Iran Indictments, Sanctions a One-Two Punch to Obama Nuclear Deal Critics
Thu Mar 24, 2016 AT 11:08 AM EDT
As Texas Sen. Ted Cruz begins to catch up with mogul Donald Trump in GOP presidential race polls, both Cruz and rival John Kasich are quietly trying to persuade delegates to break with GOP voters in a contested convention, reports Politico. Many Trump delegates are proving to be exceptionally loyal, however, according to The Washington Times.
