President Donald Trump is scheduled to attend and is expected to deliver remarks at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Friday night. Multiple outlets report the event follows a failed shooting incident in April that disrupted the previously planned gala at the White House, cutting it short. The rescheduled dinner takes place at the Waldorf Astoria hotel, according to reporting, and is held under heightened security. While outlet coverage emphasizes the timing—nearly three months after the April incident—each account ties the Friday event to the same change in location and program after the earlier attack attempt. The White House Correspondents’ Association dinner is intended as the annual gathering for the U.S. press, and Trump’s appearance marks his return following the interruption to the original ceremony in April. The reports also align on the basic facts that the dinner has been moved from its original schedule and that Trump’s participation is planned for the rescheduled event. No source provides additional details in the excerpts about the shooting’s outcome beyond that it is described as an attempted attack that breached the event.