Gunfire reported near White House; Trump discusses war agreement
Reports indicate sounds of gunfire were heard near the White House. Trump commented on the status of a war agreement. (sources: nbcnews, kiro7, wkyt, bbc, wjcl)
Sounds of gunfire were reported near the White House, prompting journalists to seek cover. Trump stated that an agreement to end the war has been 'largely negotiated.'
- Gunfire was reported near the White House on May 23.
- Journalists in the area reacted by seeking cover.
- Trump mentioned that an agreement to end the war is mostly negotiated.
Why it matters
The incident raises concerns about security in a high-profile area and coincides with discussions on international agreements.
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S.J.RES.59 · 119th Congress
A joint resolution to direct the removal of United States Armed Forces from hostilities against the Islamic Republic of Iran that have not been authorized by Congress.
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This story is about would 23: Gunshots heard near White House; Trump says agreement to end the war 'largely negotiated'. This bill would gunshots: Direct the President to terminate U.S. Armed Forces’ hostilities against Iran unless Congress has authorized them (with a self-def.
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