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President Trump's endorsement tips the scales in Texas's GOP Senate primary,

plus the U.S. races to set up in Ebola quarantine facility for Americans in Kenya,

and fears mount in Europe that Vladimir Putin could expand the Ukraine war beyond the country's borders.

The Russian calculation is that as the watch President Trump talking about leaving NATO,

they are thinking that if we attack some of these European countries, be the Baltic states,

be it's Finland, Sweden, Norway, maybe the US Monetary Act.

It's Wednesday, May 27th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the

AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories

moving your world today.

We begin in Texas, where Trump-backed state attorney general Ken Paxton has defeated incumbent

John Cornyn in a primary runoff to clinch the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate.

At his victory party, Paxton pivoted his focus to his opponent in November's general election,

Democrat James Talarico.

No matter what he says or how much he raises,

the reality is that James Talariko is going to be nothing more

than a Texas-based puppet for Chuck Schumer and the

National Democrats. Democrats are hoping that a Tala RICO victory could help them to reclaim the

Senate in what's expected to be the Red State's most competitive general election in years.

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