Gunshots are heard near the White House on Saturday, prompting Secret Service agents to move news reporters into shelter, including taking them to the press briefing room. Multiple outlets describe armed officers responding to the incident as authorities investigate what happened outside the building. Footage shared by several outlets shows journalists ducking for cover as shots are heard, and TV cameras capturing the moment reporters take protective action. One report also states that two people are injured after a series of gunshots, though the sources provided do not specify who was injured or how. The White House is described as being in lockdown or under heightened security during the response, with officials directing media staff away from windows and toward internal areas. Across reports, the common elements are the timing of gunfire near the White House, an immediate security reaction by the Secret Service to protect reporters, and an ongoing investigation into the incident.