Trump withholds endorsement of Ryan and McCain in primaries
Donald Trump declines to back House Speaker Paul Ryan in the Wisconsin primary and withholds support for Sen. John McCain in Arizona. He singles out Sen. Kelly Ayotte as weak and disloyal in New Hampshire while praising Paul Nehlen's campaign and notes he is not yet ready to endorse Ryan.
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Top GOP lawmaker backs Clinton
Rep. Richard Hanna of New York becomes the first sitting Republican in Congress to say he will vote for Hillary Clinton. He cited Donald Trump’s feud with the parents of a Muslim American Army captain killed in Iraq as the final straw. Hanna called Trump a national embarrassment and questioned if he should hold nuclear codes.
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DNC officials resign after leaked emails scandal
The DNC says CEO Amy Dacey and senior officials Luis Miranda and Brad Marshall resign following the leaked emails showing the committee favored Hillary Clinton in the primaries. Dacey will join Squared Communications in Washington.
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Pope forms mixed panel to study women deacons role
Pope Francis created a commission of six men and six women to study the role of women deacons in early Christianity. The Vatican says the panel, led by a bishop, aims to explore history and potential future shifts in Catholic leadership and humanity in church governance.
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Obama calls Trump unfit to serve as president
President Obama at a White House news conference denounces Donald Trump as unfit to lead. He urges Republican leaders to stand up to Trump amid bipartisan criticism over his attack on the Khan family and remarks on Russia.
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