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Law enforcement shot an individual near the Washington Monument on Monday, triggering a brief white house lockdown. Emergency services transported an adult male to the hospital, while a teenager received treatment for minor injuries. The incident, occurring close to a presidential event, adds to recent security concerns in the capital.

Jean Paul-Sartre once said: Freedom is what you do with what’s been done to you, and America – with its freedom from Britain and other colonial powers – develop its own peculiarities, one of which is the white house Correspondents’ Dinner, a night where the press and the white house ostensibly bury their differences over a few shots. Normally those shots are jokes like Obama’s anger translator or Reagan dialling in after an assassination attempt, but this year they came from the barrel of a deranged gunman who had managed to waltz past security.

Twenty-one American companies are donating millions towards a new white house ballroom, estimated at $400 million. President Trump insists taxpayer funds are not used for the structure, only security. The project aims to enhance security following a recent incident, with the Justice Department urging a lawsuit's dismissal.

Trump said his white house ballroom wouldn’t cost taxpayers. Then came the $400mn twist

President Trump, at a white house Small Business Summit, prioritized inquiring about NFL star Patrick Mahomes' well-being over economic policy. The Mahomes family has known ties to Trump. Mahomes, recovering from a torn ACL and LCL, is reportedly throwing again and expected for Week 1 of the 2026 season, a positive update relayed by BBQ owners.

A shooting incident disrupted the white house Correspondents' Dinner, prompting former President Obama to condemn violence in democracy and praise Secret Service bravery. The assailant, identified as Cole Tomas Allen, was apprehended after firing shots outside the venue. President Trump, unharmed, suggested the attacker was a 'lone wolf' and hoped for event rescheduling, despite security concerns.

A chilling manifesto from white house Correspondents' Dinner attacker Cole Allen revealed his motives and meticulous plan. He apologized for the chaos but deemed his actions a 'duty' against perceived 'crimes' by US leadership. Allen detailed targeting administration officials, prioritizing them by rank, while explicitly sparing FBI chief Kash Patel. His writings also criticized security lapses at the event.

Panic erupted at the white house Correspondents' Dinner as shots were fired, forcing President Trump and other dignitaries to be evacuated. A 30-year-old Californian man, identified as Cole Tomas Allen, was apprehended by the Secret Service after allegedly attempting to breach security with a firearm. An officer was reportedly shot but is expected to recover.

Federal prosecutors released surveillance video showing Cole Tomas Allen attempting to storm the white house Correspondents' Dinner, armed with guns and knives, to assassinate Donald Trump. The footage depicts Allen breaching a Secret Service checkpoint at the Washington Hilton Hotel. He exchanged gunfire with agents, injuring one officer, before being apprehended.

The Indiana Hoosiers will visit the white house on May 11 after their historic 16-0 championship season, but star quarterback Fernando Mendoza is expected to miss the event. Now with the Las Vegas Raiders as the first overall draft pick, Mendoza is prioritizing rookie OTAs to establish himself in the NFL. With reports suggesting he may not start early, his focus remains on earning trust and proving his value at the professional level.

A shooting scare at the white house Correspondents’ Dinner led to panic and quick evacuation of Donald Trump. Dana White drew backlash after calling the moment “f***ing awesome” and refusing to follow safety orders. Authorities arrested the suspect, who now faces serious charges. Social media users criticized White’s reaction, calling it inappropriate during a dangerous situation.

Erika Kirk criticized journalists and political opponents after a shooting incident near the white house Correspondents’ Dinner. She described a growing “dehumanization” in the country and linked it to political violence, including past attacks involving Donald Trump. Kirk also pushed back against claims by Candace Owens, saying she has faced repeated false accusations and public criticism.

At a white house state dinner, Donald Trump broke from his prepared speech to publicly praise Rory McIlroy’s Masters triumph, creating an unscripted moment that briefly disrupted the evening’s formal tone. Yet despite Trump’s enthusiasm, McIlroy will skip the upcoming Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral, opting instead for rest before returning ahead of the PGA Championship.

A scare at the white house Correspondents' Dinner, where "shots fired" caused panic and evacuation, has been overshadowed by a viral video. Footage shows attendees, identified as press members, taking wine bottles from tables as the event cleared. This has sparked a heated online debate, with reactions ranging from casual acceptance to strong condemnation of alleged theft.

Vice President JD Vance described the chaotic scene at the white house Correspondents' Association Dinner after a suspected armed man allegedly attempted to breach security and target President Trump. Vance recounted hearing unclear noises and seeing people ducking under tables before a security agent instructed him to leave.

Panic erupted at the white house Correspondents' Dinner as gunshots were heard, forcing President Trump and Vice President Vance to be swiftly evacuated. Secret Service agents secured the venue, apprehending a suspect. Despite the scare, Trump praised security and declared "the show must go on." The incident caused widespread confusion and a massive security response.

The white house is reportedly considering easing restrictions on AI firm Anthropic, a shift from its previous 'supply chain risk' label. This comes after President Trump's positive remarks and a meeting with Anthropic's CEO.

Following a shooting scare at the white house Correspondents' Dinner, President Trump stated he has studied assassinations and believes impactful leaders are often targeted. He linked the incident to his presidency's influence, suggesting those unhappy with changes are responsible. Trump also commented on the personal risks of political life and criticized the hotel's security.