With the near-simultaneous resounding victory of Donald Trump in the Indiana primary and Ted Cruz’s abrupt exit from the 2016 race, Trump is now the presumptive GOP presidential nominee. How Trump can unite the highly fractured Republican party, select a vice presidential candidate and move on to face Hillary Clinton in the general election are huge questions that remain to be answered, reports CNN.

• NYTimes: Donald Trump’s Victory Has Some in G.O.P. Agonizing — or Bolting
• WashExaminer: Nosedive: GOP’s View of Cruz His ‘Worst In Gallup’s History’
• Politico: Clinton Plots Swing-State Ambush For Trump
• The Hill: Clinton Leads Trump By 13 Points Nationally
• WashTimes: Half of Immigrant-Led Households Collect Welfare as Admission Rules Go Unenforced

It’s do-or-die time for Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Bernie Sanders in the crucial Indiana primaries, as leading candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are already getting ready to tangle with each other in the general election, reports AP.

• Politico: Poll: Trump Up to 56 Percent Nationally
• WashTimes: Obama Says Donald Trump is Not Qualified to Be President
• Newsmax: Report: Dems to Hit Trump With $20 Million in Negative Ads Before Convention
• WashTimes: Trump on Track to Win GOP Nomination on First Ballot, Delegate Analysis Finds
• Breitbart: Andrew Sullivan: Trump a ‘Reality TV A-hole,’ ‘Dangerous Neofascist’

Although Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary, state GOP leaders are planning to block all of Trump’s delegates from serving on any key committee at the July national Republican convention, reports Politico.

• AP: Trump Has a ‘Plan B’ For Convention – Outside Help
• Daily Beast: Wine Lobbyists Won’t Toast Donald Trump
• WashTimes: Trump Sure to Exploit Clinton Scandals That Sanders Ignored
• Daily Caller: Ted Cruz Joins Lawmakers Asking VA Sec to Explain Clinic Bible Removals
• Politico: Wealthy Liberal Donors in Florida Fuel Covert ‘Fortress Of Democracy’