Shooting at White House Dinner Casts Shadow on UK Royal Visit

0:00It's April 26th. I'm Cory with the story. This is entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI and built for the culture. King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to land in the U.S. Capitol on Monday for America's 250th birthday bash. But a shooting at the White House correspondent's dinner has thrown major shade on the whole state visit, sparking real security worries amid already. 10th Diplomatic Vibes Secret Service Rush President Trump, the first lady and top officials out of the Hilton Hotel after shots ring out with one of them reportedly the main target, acting U.S. Attorney General confirmed it quick and no one got hurt, which is a huge relief. Buckingham Palace says the king is looped in and glad everyone's safe, but they're huddling with U.S. teams right now to see if Saturday night's chaos. Messes with the plans. Nothing's off the table, including tweaks or even pulling the plug. UK Chancellor Darren Jones stressed, they're dead serious about royal protection.

1:01Trump's firing back on true social, blaming the lack of a secure White House ballroom for the incident and pushing hard to speed up construction. Most royal events are locked down inside the upgraded White House grounds anyway, which should ease some nerves for the protection squads. Discussions are rolling all day, and with Prime Minister Starmer counting on this trip to smooth the U.K. U.S. ties, Trump's got every reason to lock it down. Despite no room for slip-ups here.