TRU.S. President Donald Trump is set to address the White House Correspondents' Association at its rescheduled annual dinner, which was moved from the Washington Hilton to the Waldorf Astoria due to a shooting incident in April. The event was originally canceled after a man attempted to breach a security checkpoint and fired a shotgun outside the ballroom where Trump and his Cabinet were seated. The suspect, Cole Allen, pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including attempting to assassinate the president. Security for the rescheduled dinner will be heightened, according to Secret Service Director Sean Curran. The event will honor Secret Service officer Victor Gonzales, who was injured during the April shooting but helped prevent further harm. The dinner, which supports journalism scholarships and celebrates the First Amendment, marks Trump's return to the event after he previously boycotted it. Trump has had ongoing tensions with the media, including legal disputes, criticism of 'fake news,' and restrictions on press access.
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