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Trump Rushed From White House Correspondents' Dinner After Gunfire Heard in Washington Hilton Ballroom
One security agent injured; suspect identified as Cole Tomas Allen, 31, of Torrance, California, will face charges Monday.
Locked Capitol Doors and More Cash for Security Are the New Normal After Minnesota Assassination
State legislatures nationwide review security protocols following last week's fatal shooting of a sitting senator.
Nebraska Should Support the Democrat Whose Win Won't Erase Its 'Blue Dot' Concerns
The state's 2nd Congressional District remains the last competitive Democratic stronghold in a heavily Republican state, and observers say its future hangs on upcoming elections.
Secret Service in Line of Fire at WHCA Shooting Still Unpaid Amid DHS Funding Stalemate
One Secret Service agent was struck in protective gear during Saturday's shooting near President Trump, highlighting resource concerns during a 60-day congressional standoff over Department of Homeland Security funding.
Steak 'n Shake Hires First MAHA Officer to Overhaul Ingredients Across Menu
Michael Boes, who previously served as senior adviser at HHS under RFK Jr., says goal is returning menu to 'real food' with pronounceable ingredients.
Suspected White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooter Shared Posts Urging Transgender People to Buy Guns
Cole Tomas Allen allegedly posted warnings about potential DOJ restrictions on transgender gun ownership days before his arrest near the event.
They Said a 3D Printer Would Bring Housing to This Town. It Was Yet Another Broken Promise.
The $1.1 million Cairo, Illinois project produced only one unfinished duplex before walls cracked and an FBI investigation followed.
WHCA President Thanks Law Enforcement After Saturday's Shooting At Washington Hilton
Weijia Jiang praised officers for helping escort journalists, administration officials to safety during dinner event.
World Leaders Condemn Violence, Offer Support After WHCA Dinner Shooting Incident
Leaders from India, Germany, NATO, Australia, Canada, EU and others expressed relief that President Trump and the first lady were unharmed.
Wyoming Court Blocks Fetal Heartbeat Abortion Law Pending Legal Challenge
Judge Dan Forgey grants temporary injunction, saying plaintiffs showed probable success under the state constitution's healthcare autonomy protections.