Coverage splits: press room eviction push, Zelensky's Senate lobbying, and a fired press secretary

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday lobbied a bipartisan group of senators to press the Trump administration to lift what he claimed are limits on intelligence sharing and weapons supplies. Ukrainian officials say the administration imposed the restrictions quietly, without public acknowledgment, to push Zelensky toward accepting a deal to end the war. Separately, President Trump has pushed to evict the White House press corps and has talked about replacing the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room with an indoor swimming pool. Katie Zacharia, a former White House press secretary, was fired Friday, four days after her first briefing, and has been spotted working out in Southern California.

The three sides cover different stories, so the only common thread is the Trump administration. Left-leaning coverage centers on the president's push to remove reporters from the briefing room and the swimming pool idea. Alternative coverage leads with Zelensky's outreach to senators, citing Ukrainian officials on alleged intelligence and weapons curbs. Right-leaning coverage focuses on the fired press secretary and her California workout, in a lighter tone. None of the excerpts addresses another's topic, so no factual disputes appear between them.