Another day, another shooting near the White House.

What is that?

And today we're learning new details about the suspect who opened fire while the president

was still inside.

And 50,000 people in California are still displaced after a dangerous chemical triggered mass evacuations.

We got an evacuation notice and we had to get out, you know, so we did.

And a major change to federal student aid could reshape how Americans pay for job training and college.

It's Tuesday, May 26.

From the Black Effect Podcast Network, I'm Mimi Brown. This is front page,

and here are the day's biggest stories. Plus, today on the two-minute take, Vice President

J.D. Vance has laid out who deserves federal compensation. And there's a question nobody in

Washington is asking. Stay with me.

For the third time in one month, there's been a shooting-related incident near President Trump.

This time, it happened right outside the White House.

Investigators say a 21-year-old man walked up to a Secret Service checkpoint near 17th Street in Pennsylvania Avenue

over the Memorial Day weekend on

Saturday night pulled a gun from his bag and opened fire.

Shame that's something like that would happen right here in this part of D.C.

But it's it's the world we live in now and people need to be alert, keep their head on a swivel.

And we got to be honest with ourselves.

If hatred is starting to control us, this is where it can lead, right? Secret service agents immediately returned fire, killing the suspect.

A civilian bystander was also shot during the chaos and remains hospitalized. President Trump

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