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White House correspondents’ dinner latest: Cole Allen charged with attempted assassination of the president

By David Brennan, Alexander Mallin, and Pierre Thomas Cole Allen, the suspect in the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday night, made a brief first court appearance on Monday to face charges, including attempted assassination of the president. Allen, 31, walked in wearing a blue jumpsuit and took his seat at the defense table.

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Trump calls on ABC to fire Kimmel after he joked Melania was an โ€˜expectant widowโ€™

Originally Published: 27 APR 26 11:36 ET Updated: 27 APR 26 14:03 ET By Alejandra Jaramillo, Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) โ€” President Donald Trump called Monday for ABC to fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel after he jokingly called first lady Melania Trump an โ€œexpectant widowโ€ during a White House Correspondentsโ€™ Dinner skit on his show

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U.S. Supreme Court upholds Texasโ€™ newly redrawn congressional map

by Eleanor Klibanoff, The Texas TribuneApril 27, 2026 Texasโ€™ newly redrawn congressional map is officially cleared for use, after the U.S. Supreme Court formally overturned a lower courtโ€™s ruling Monday. In November, the high court allowed the map to be used temporarily. Mondayโ€™s ruling maintains that status quo permanently, ensuring the new lines will be

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Suspected gunman at White House Correspondentsโ€™ Dinner raises questions about eventโ€™s security protocol

Originally Published: 26 APR 26 17:25 ET Updated: 26 APR 26 19:38 ET By Evan Perez, Kristen Holmes, CNN (CNN) โ€” The suspected gunman who charged past a security checkpointat the White House Correspondentsโ€™ Dinner on Saturday has renewed questions about Secret Service protocols and whether there should be changes to the already tight cordon

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New Hal Marcus mural unveiled

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)– A mural by the late artist Hal Marcus was unveiled earlier today. The mural, titled โ€œEl Paso Gracias a Dios,โ€ is located at the Casa Ford dealership. Luke Lowenfield, vice president of Casa Auto Group, said the mural represents the first Thanksgiving, which he said took place at the historic hacienda.

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