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Trump did what today?

4/28/2026

Here's a look inside security at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner

  • The White House Correspondents' Dinner had tight security due to past threats, including Reagan's shooting in 1981.
  • During the event, a noise resembling gunfire caused chaos, leading to the president and vice president being ushered to safety.
  • The gunman was caught before reaching the ballroom, and officials defended the security response.
  • President Trump supported the Secret Service's actions and suggested holding another dinner soon.
  • Concerns were raised about security measures after the incident, prompting discussions on improving protocols.

Suspected correspondents' dinner gunman is charged with trying to assassinate Trump

  • Cole Allen, the alleged gunman from the WHCA dinner, has been charged with attempted assassination.
  • He reportedly charged past a security barrier but was stopped before reaching the event's attendees.
  • Allen faces serious charges, including having a firearm for a violent crime, and could face life in prison if convicted.
  • Authorities defended the security response, noting the gunman was apprehended before causing harm.
  • The incident has raised questions about security protocols for future events involving high-profile figures.

What we know about Cole Allen, suspected White House Correspondents' dinner shooter

  • Cole Allen, a 31-year-old teacher from California, is charged in the shooting incident at the WHCA dinner.
  • He's known for sending a manifesto indicating a desire to target Trump administration officials.
  • Allen had a history of making radical statements and had purchased firearms without his family's knowledge.
  • His arrest raised concerns about personal safety and political violence regarding public figures.
  • Witnesses described him as a quiet person, which caught many by surprise due to his alleged actions.

Iran's flurry of diplomacy continues in Russia, as Trump reviews Iran's latest proposal

  • Iran's foreign minister visited Russia, where President Putin expressed support amid tensions with the U.S. and Israel.
  • The visit coincided with discussions on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's review of an Iranian proposal.
  • Iran seeks international backing while the U.S. remains hesitant to engage openly in talks.
  • The situation reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions as Iran faces challenges from U.S. sanctions.
  • The focus remains on securing navigation rights in critical shipping areas and managing regional conflicts.

South Carolina's measles outbreak is over. But more are brewing around the country

  • South Carolina declared the end of its large measles outbreak, with no new cases for 42 days.
  • The outbreak was tied to unvaccinated children, with nearly 1,000 infections reported over six months.
  • The state credits timely investigations and increased vaccination efforts for curbing the outbreak.
  • Experts warn that ongoing pockets of low vaccination rates could lead to future outbreaks.
  • Overall, more than 20 measles outbreaks are happening across the U.S., prompting concern over vaccination rates.