Trump to speak at White House Dinner
The article discusses a shooting incident that occurred in April outside the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, leading to the event's cancellation and increased security measures to ensure the safety of attendees. Following the attack, the dinner was relocated to the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, a strict security plan was signed, and steps were highlighted to enhance the protection of President Trump, including the construction of a new celebration hall at the White House at a cost of around $400 million. The dinner also honored Secret Service officer Victor Gonzales, who was injured in the incident, and the event was dedicated to fundraising for journalism and reaffirming freedom of expression. Previously, Trump had boycotted the dinner during his time in office and faced criticism and restrictions on the media.
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