The day was dominated by two parallel narratives: Todd Blanche's attorney general nomination clearing the Senate Judiciary Committee after a deal to scrap the 'anti-weaponization' fund, and the deepening Reflecting Pool feud. U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro dropped more vandalism charges, drawing Trump's ire and scrutiny over her job security. By evening, the Michigan primary took center stage, framed as a progressive-establishment battle with Abdul El-Sayed challenging Haley Stevens. The Iran crisis simmered throughout, with Trump's 'decapitation' threat, depleted missile stockpiles, and Qatar-mediated diplomacy. Late updates included an armed man arrested near Trump's golf course and Susan Collins opposing Blanche, leaving his confirmation on a knife's edge.