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AP Newswatch: Top Stories from the Associated Press

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0:00I'm Arcella Sanchez with an AP News Minute. The accused White House correspondents dinner gunmen did not enter a plea in federal court yesterday. Cole Thomas Allen of Torrance, California is charged with the attempted assassination of President Trump. Allen was taken into custody Saturday night. He was ordered to remain jailed pending additional court hearings. The dinner at the Washington Hilton had barely begun when officials say the 31-year-old tried to race past a security barricade near the ballroom, holding hundreds of journalists and their guests, prompting an exchange of gunfire with secret service agents. Federal authorities believe the attack had been planned for at least several weeks. Britain's King Charles III addresses a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress today. He'll be the first British monarch to address Congress since Queen Elizabeth II in 1991. Iran is offering to open the street of Formuz. If the U.S. lives its blockade and ends the war, more stories at apnews.com, I'm Arcella Sanchez. Support comes from wise, the smart way to move the currencies you need around the globe.

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