Trump puts Kansas and Iowa rallies back on for Sunday after canceling them

President Trump is back on the road. He will hold rallies in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, an AP source says, reversing an earlier decision to cancel both events.

The scramble played out quickly: the events were called off, then put back on the schedule. The source did not say what drove either move, or when the final call was made.

The Sunday stops put two Republican-friendly states on the calendar with little runway. Both were already in the plans before the cancellation, per the source, which gave no venue or timing information.

Trump's rally schedule has been closely watched as a barometer of where he's spending time and how he's picking his targets. Adding Kansas and Iowa back means two more dates on a map he had briefly cleared.

What changed between the cancellation and the revival isn't known publicly, and the source offered no explanation for the flip. No details have been released about location, timing or how the rallies will be run.

Expect more specifics to land in the coming days as the events firm up. For now, the only confirmed piece is this: Sunday, Kansas and Iowa, back on.