Donald Trump's two remaining Republican presidential opponents have agreed on a strategy to divvy up three states holding primaries in the coming weeks - an unusual and urgent arrangement aimed at stopping the mogul from clinching the GOP nomination.
The campaigns of Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and Gov. John Kasich released written statements within minutes of each other Sunday night calling for Kasich to effectively stop competing in Indiana and for Cruz to clear the way for Kasich in New Mexico and Oregon.
They called on allied third-party groups to do the same.