White House Shooting: Secret Service Heroism

0:00It's April 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Shots rang out last night at the White House correspondent's dinner, right after a kicked off in DC President Donald Trump, 79, was there. For the first time ever, along with Vice President JD Vance, First Lady Melania Trump and Top Officials, everyone got evacuated safely, but one Secret Service agent took a bullet. ISFest stopped at cold and he walked out of the hospital same day. The event celebrates press freedom, but chaos hit outside the ballroom on April 25th. Law enforcement moved fast, grabbing the shooter before more harm. Trump hit true social praising their bravery, saying they nailed it and even floated letting the show go on, though they defer to the pros. Actress Patricia Heaton, 68, dropped a raw take on social media Sunday. She said she never wished assassination on past presidents like Clinton, Obama, or Biden,

1:00even when she disagreed hard. Her call to left-leaning friends skipped the fascist labels, embraced gratitude, and keep living. Your life and country improved that way. Now details on the suspect, a 31-year-old from California named Cole Thomas Allen, fed say he targeted Trump and cabinet members. He's locked up with the Raymond set for federal courts tomorrow, April 27th. Secret Service director called it a failed coward's play, crediting their layered defenses. The gala's scrapped for now and getting rescheduled, but the focus stays on quick thinking that kept tragedy at bay. Resilience like this reminds us, threats don't define the night.