The White House Correspondents’ Dinner is being held on a new date after the prior event was canceled following a shooting attempt. Multiple reports say the dinner had been planned for April at the Washington Hilton when a gunman tried to breach the event and fired shots at a security checkpoint. In the aftermath, organizers cancelled the event. According to the outlets citing the update, the dinner now has a rescheduled date, reflecting an effort to move forward with the annual event after the security incident. The reports characterize the original cancellation as a direct result of the attempted attack and the shots fired near event security. Details about the new date, including timing and any planned changes to security or venue arrangements, are not fully provided in the excerpts supplied. The rescheduling follows the incident and is presented as a replacement for the cancelled April dinner.