Royals Push Ahead with US Visit Amid Security Threats

0:00On April 27, King Charles and Queen Camilla are pushing forward with their four-day U.S. state visit to Washington, D.C., New York, and Virginia. It's all to celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence. This comes right after a shooting at the White House Correspondence Association dinner, where President Trump and First Lady Melania were present. The gunman, 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen, open fire, but got taken down my secret service. Trump dropped to the floor as agents rushed him out. One agent took a bullet but survived thanks to his vest. No one else got hurt. Sources say the royals are locked in, showing that calm under fire. Buckingham Palace confirmed the trip goes ahead after talks with U.K. and U.S. officials. They reviewed the whole itinerary line by line for top security. This echoes Queen Elizabeth II's 1976 U.S. trip. Back then, two attempts hit President Gerald Ford just before her visit, wrapping up security big time, history repeating with threats to leaders.

1:03Expect some tweaks to public events for safety, but the course stays solid. It's about keeping the poem as he's strong, unity across the pond, and the monarchy stepping up in 10s times. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI.