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SHOTS FIRED! Assassination Attempt At Trump During White House Correspondents Dinner Shocks US
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April 26, 2026
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3:37Now PlayingGunshots near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner triggered panic as US President Donald Trump and top officials were swiftly evacuated from the Washington Hilton. Guests ducked under tables while Secret Service agents stormed the venue and secured the area. Reports suggest multiple shots were fired outside the ballroom, with the suspected shooter later apprehended. No injuries were reported among leaders, including Vice President JD Vance. The high-profile event was halted as law enforcement flooded the area and launched an investigation. Trump later praised security forces for their rapid response, as Washington DC remained on edge after the scare.
SHOTS FIRED! Assassination Attempt At Trump During White House Correspondents Dinner Shocks US
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