White House Shooting: Trump Targeted, Suspect Arrested

0:00It's April 26th. This is Adelaide News Today, powered by AI. A shooting shook up the White House correspondence dinner last night at the Washington, Hilton. The suspect fired a shotgun at a secret service officer. An acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanch says Donald Trump and his administration were the likely targets. The guy got tackled and arrested right there on the spot. The suspect is Cole Tomas Allen, a 31-year-old from Torrance, California. Those expect charges against him in the next few hours. Trump was at the event and called it a sad night, but praised how fast law enforcement and secret service stepped in. Trump described Allen as a sick and troubled guy, pointing to his manifesto that ran against Christians. He noted some political opponents even showed kindness afterward. World leaders jumped in quick with messages of solidarity for the president. This could mark the third assassination attempt on Trump, and he's pushing for unity and healing now. Meanwhile, King Charles and Queen Camille's four-day U.S. visit this week is still on track

1:01as Buckingham Palace confirmed. Law enforcement's digging deeper into the manifesto and motive, so we'll keep tracking how this unfolds across the political scene.