The day's dominant story was the House vote to pass Ukraine aid, with 18 Republicans defying Trump's foreign policy, a rebuke covered by multiple outlets. This followed the previous day's war powers resolution against Iran strikes, signaling sustained GOP fractures. By evening, the Platner scandal intensified with new allegations of abuse and Nazi tattoos, drawing comparisons to Kavanaugh hearings and splitting partisan reactions. Late coverage shifted to Iran, where an adviser said the 'ball is in Trump's court' on negotiations, and the U.S. shot down Iranian drones near the Strait of Hormuz. Trump, campaigning in Wisconsin, vowed a quick end to the Iran war. Other threads included the scrapping of the 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' California primary results with Becerra advancing, and Pulte's appointment to overhaul ODNI.