A suspected gunman was taken into custody after shots rang out near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, turning a high-profile political event into a scene of panic and confusion.
Shots Break Up White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Guests Flee
Reports say shots rang out as top officials were rushed from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, setting off a fast Secret Service response and a flood of online confusion.
Omar Fires Back After Probing Questions About His Money
Ilhan Omar lashed out when pressed about financial disclosure changes, and the answers still were not there.
Netanyahu Secretly Battled Cancer While War Raged
Benjamin Netanyahu says he concealed a prostate cancer diagnosis while Israel was at war and now says he is fully recovered.
Obama, Colbert Back Together for TV Stunt
Barack Obama picked Stephen Colbert for the first televised interview at his presidential center, and the choice says plenty about modern media and political theater.
DeSantis Provokes Jeffries to Come Down Now
Florida may redraw its maps again after Hakeem Jeffries taunted Republicans, and Ron DeSantis responded with a grin, a fishing invite, and a clear warning that the GOP is not backing down.
Luna Appeals for Pardon as DOJ Trade Case Unfolds
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is calling out what she says is selective justice after a Special Forces soldier was charged over alleged trades tied to a classified operation against Nicolás Maduro.
Arrest Sends Shockwaves After Texas Plot Uncovered
Authorities say a North Carolina teen is facing major charges after an alleged plot to attack worshippers in Texas was uncovered.
Cowboys Left Stunned by Clinton’s Unannounced Stop
Bill Clinton showed up at the Cowboys draft press conference, and Jerry Jones nearly took an unplanned tumble while rising to greet him.
Texas Scores Victory in School Commandments Dispute
A split federal appeals court says Texas can require the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, setting up a major First Amendment showdown.
