Trump had previously stated he would ask the candidate he does not endorse to step aside.
Senate Republicans have already asked Trump to back Cornyn, who narrowly pulled ahead of Paxton on Tuesday i… [+1520 chars]

The president appeared to scold the attorney general.

Politico

Trump puts Paxton on notice in Texas Senate primary in interview with POLITICO - Politico

The Trump administration, bracing for more U.S. casualties and considering whether to put troops on the ground in Iran, has begun reaching out to Tehrans domestic opposition as potential allies to fo… [+35 chars]

In calls to Kurdish minority leaders in Iran and neighboring Iraq, President Donald Trump offered U.S. support to insurgent efforts against Tehran.

The Washington Post

Trump calls on Kurds to aid U.S. effort in Iran, offers support - The Washington Post

People are loving whats happening, Trump insisted. He predicted that Irans government would not be the last to buckle in a Trump-initiated confrontation: Cubas going to fall, too.
We cut off all oil… [+4655 chars]

The president told POLITICO that “Cuba’s going to fall,” revealed his growing frustration with Ukraine and discussed the uncertain search for a new leader of Iran.

Trump says he’ll help pick Iran’s leader, predicts regime change in Cuba - Politico

The all-important spring housing market is off and running, and while the pace isn't expected to be strong, there are signs of optimism, at least among sellers. Some who gave up last year are jumping… [+2151 chars]

Frustrated sellers who pulled homes off the market last fall are now re-listing them at a quick pace, thanks to lower mortgage rates, but supply is still low.

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Trump puts Paxton on notice in Texas Senate primary in interview with POLITICO - Politico

Trump calls on Kurds to aid U.S. effort in Iran, offers support - The Washington Post

Trump says he’ll help pick Iran’s leader, predicts regime change in Cuba - Politico

Home sellers are relisting properties at fastest pace in a decade, but spring supply is still low - CNBC