Donald Trump said he won't release his tax returns before the November election. A judge ruled that the gunman accused of killing three people at a Planned Parenthood clinic is not mentally capable of standing trial. The U.S. House of Representatives moved to pass a series of bills addressing opioid addiction. The Justice Department said the South Carolina officer who shot and killed Walter Scott last year could face up to life in prison. And ISIS claimed responsibility for a series of deadly bombings in Iraq.
Tomorrow in One Paragraph. Bernie Sanders will be campaigning in South Dakota. Paul Ryan is expected to meet with Donald Trump.
"In the midst of such unprecedented turmoil and dissonance, the appearance of Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas at the Palmetto State's most prestigious GOP event signaled two important things: that there will be a post-Trump party, however battered and beaten, with new faces ready to take the helm–and that there is already one ambitious politician putting the wheels in motion to do so." U.S. News and World Report's David Catanese on the suspected presidential ambitions of Arkansas's youngest senator.
Can Trump Change? If the presumptive GOP nominee wants #NeverTrump Republicans to support his candidacy, The National Review's Ben Shapiro argues, he needs to make some serious changes in temperament and policy stances.