DAILYCALLER (Justin Bailey) - Secret Service Officer Shot Amid White House Correspondents Dinner Shooting, Trump Says
Trump said the officer was shot and survived
DAILYCALLER (Harold Hutchison) - ‘I Fought Like Hell To Stay’: Trump Addresses Assassination Attempt At White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner
One USSS agent was shot, but is expected to be okay
DAILYCALLER (Anthony Iafrate) - Journalists Laugh At Mention Trump Could Speak After Assassination Attempt
'That is not a joke'
NEWSNATIONNOW (Bobby Oler) - Witnesses describe the scene at WHCA dinner shots fired
While the exact circumstances are unclear, witnesses describe hearing several bangs and then seeing law enforcement rush to help.
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JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - Watch the moment armed Secret Service agents evacuate Trump as gunshots ring out
Trump said he and his entire Cabinet was safe, and that one shooter was apprehended.
REDSTATE (Bob Hoge) - The Show Will Not Go On: WH Correspondents' Dinner to Be Rescheduled After Chaotic Night at the Gala
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REDSTATE (Becca Lower) - US Secret Service Releases Statement After 'Shooting Incident' at WHCD
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NEWSNATIONNOW (Ryan Mancini) - National Science Board members told by Trump administration they were terminated: Report
The White House Presidential Personnel Office's message to members of the National Science Board thanked them for their service, according to screenshots shared with the outlet.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Amber Coakley) - Study finds millions of Americans used 'magic mushrooms' in past year
A new study estimates that 8 million Americans have used psilocybin in the past year, with young adults, men, and white respondents more likely to use it than other groups, and clinicians should begin asking patients about its use as part of routine care.
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NEWSNATIONNOW (Joseph Choi) - Iran war throttles global fluoride supply, impacting US waterworks
Fluoride is becoming harder to source as the war in Iran places more strain on global supply chains, leading some local governments to reduce their own use of the widely used cavity-fighting agent. Two major water supply systems in Maryland, which serve the Baltimore and suburban D.C. areas, announced this month they would be temporarily [...]