A Texas man was federally charged after allegedly firing at Secret Service officers near the Washington Monument along Vice President J.D. Vance’s motorcade route, wounding a 15-year-old bystander before officers shot and arrested him.

A suspect accused of breaching security and firing at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner was charged in a case investigators describe as a targeted attempt against senior Trump administration officials, with reporting pointing to pre-attack travel planning, weapons transport, and a claimed pre-incident message to family.

Shin Bet arrested a Haifa resident who manufactured 8 to 10 kilograms of explosives for an Iranian handler targeting former PM Bennett; a second disrupted plot in 30 days reflects an Iranian campaign to target Israeli political figures through locally recruited operatives using financial incentives and graduated tasking.

A Pakistani national is on trial in Brooklyn on murder-for-hire allegations stemming from a 2024 sting in which he allegedly used a business cover, coded language, and a $5,000 cash advance to recruit supposed hitmen for an overseas-directed plot to kill U.S. officials, with prosecutors and filings situating the case within broader Iran-linked targeting concerns.

An Afghan former CIA partner who arrived under Operation Allies Welcome is accused of ambushing two National Guard soldiers near the White House, triggering a terrorism probe, a freeze on Afghan immigration, and a renewed national fight over domestic deployments and vetting.

Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded in a targeted shooting near the White House, intensifying scrutiny of D.C.’s ongoing militarization and prompting calls for additional troop deployments.