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Cole Tomas Allen Charged With Attempted Assassination Of Trump

The man who authorities say tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner with guns and knives has been charged with the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump. Saturday night's chaotic encounter resulted in shots being fired, Trump being rushed off the stage and guests ducking for cover underneath their tables. Authorities say Cole Tomas Allen, of Torrance, California, was taken into custody after the shooting and is being charged Monday in federal court in Washington. Authorities say an officer wearing a bullet-resistant vest was shot in the vest but is expected to recover. Allen is being represented by lawyers with the federal defender's office. Allen did not enter a plea.

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New CEO Named At Trump Media Company Amid Stock Collapse

There’s been a leadership shake-up at the company that runs President Trump’s social media platform. The Trump Media & Technology Group has appointed an interim chief executive following the departure of former CEO Devin Nunes. The change comes as the company faces steep financial losses and a major stock decline that has erased billions in market value. Officials say the move is part of an ongoing effort to stabilize operations and guide the platform through its next phase. The company has not announced a permanent replacement timeline.

Chicago Officer Killed In Hospital Shooting

A Chicago police officer has been identified after a deadly shooting inside a hospital. Authorities say 38-year-old John Bartholomew was killed while guarding a suspect at Endeavor Health Swedish Hospital. A second officer was also shot and remains in critical condition. The suspect—who had been in custody on a robbery case—was later recaptured after fleeing the scene. Investigators are still working to determine how he obtained a firearm.

Massachusetts Mother Accused In Deaths Of Two Children

A Massachusetts woman is accused of killing her two young children amid a custody battle. Authorities say the children—ages six and seven—were found dead inside their home in Wellesley. Police have charged the mother with two counts of murder after she was located in Vermont.

Deadly Tornadoes Strike North Texas

Deadly storms have struck North Texas—leaving at least two people dead. Officials say tornadoes touched down near Runaway Bay and Springtown late Saturday night. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-2 tornado in Runaway Bay and an EF-1 in Springtown. Several homes were heavily damaged as crews worked to clear debris. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed.

Longtime Congressman Donald Riegle Dies At 88

Donald W. Riegle, who represented Michigan in Congress for nearly three decades under seven presidents, has died, his family said Sunday. He was 88. Riegle, who began his career as a Republican and later became a Democrat, died Friday of cardiac arrest at his home in San Diego.

Virginia Supreme Court weighs new congressional map

A high-stakes redistricting battle is heading to court in Virginia. The Virginia Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether to block new U-S House districts approved by voters. The case claims lawmakers violated procedural rules when putting the amendment on the ballot. If the court sides with challengers, the results of last week’s vote could be thrown out. The outcome could impact control of Congress in November.

Musk and Altman face off in OpenAI court battle

A high-stakes legal battle in Silicon Valley is getting underway. Billionaires Elon Musk and Sam Altman are headed to court over the future of artificial intelligence. The case focuses on OpenAI—founded in 2015 as a nonprofit—and claims it strayed from its original mission. Musk accuses Altman of betrayal as the company grew into a massive for-profit powerhouse.

King Charles visits DC amid US, UK tensions

King Charles the Third is in Washington for a high-stakes visit aimed at strengthening U-S and U-K relations. The four-day trip marks America’s 250th anniversary—but comes amid tensions between President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The King is set to attend a state dinner and address Congress. Officials say security was reviewed following a recent shooting incident in the city, but the visit will continue as planned.

Iran Offers Deal To Ease Strait Of Hormuz Tensions

Iran is signaling it may ease tensions in a key global shipping route. Officials say Tehran has offered to end its chokehold over the Strait of Hormuz—if the U.S. lifts its blockade. The proposal, relayed through Pakistan, does not address Iran’s nuclear program. President Donald Trump is unlikely to accept, as he continues to push for a broader deal. The standoff is already impacting global oil prices and trade.

Senate Set To Advance Warsh As Federal Reserve Chair Nominee

The stage has been set for Senate confirmation of President Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve. The move comes after a key Republican senator signaled support following the end of a federal probe into current Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The Justice Department recently dropped its investigation, clearing a major hurdle for the nomination process. The Senate Banking Committee is now expected to move forward with hearings and a vote in the coming days. The nomination of Kevin Warsh could reshape the future direction of U.S. monetary policy.

Suspect To Be Arraigned Today In DC Gala Shooting Case

New details in the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ dinner. The suspect sent writings to family members just minutes before opening fire—calling himself a “Friendly Federal Assassin.” Those messages expressed grievances with policies linked to President Donald Trump—without naming him directly. Investigators say the writings suggest a politically motivated attack. The accused gunman is a California-based tutor and computer engineer.

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