WHCA Dinner Shooter Revealed, Pushpay Acquires Nurture.io, Supreme Court Rejects Parents’ Appeal
Top headlines for Tuesday, April 28, 2026
A shooting at the White House Correspondents’ dinner forced Donald Trump and senior officials to evacuate, with a suspect in custody and facing federal charges after a Secret Service agent was struck but survived. In Northern Ireland, pastor Clive Johnston awaits a major ruling after being prosecuted for preaching inside a “safe access zone,” raising international concerns over free speech and religious liberty. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case involving parental rights and school gender policies, leaving a controversial lower court decision in place.
00:11 5 things about suspected WHCA Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen
00:59 Pastor prosecuted for preaching John 3:16 anxiously awaits ruling
01:45 Netanyahu meets with Christian IDF soldiers, thanks them
02:37 Nurture promises to help churches care for, engage members
03:29 Wesley Huff, Jeremiah Johnston dispute viral Noah’s Ark claim
04:25 SCOTUS rejects parents complaint over Fla. school trans policy
05:13 Top NFL Draft pick Fernando Mendoza praises God
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- 5 things about suspected WHCA Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen | U.S.
- Pastor prosecuted for preaching John 3:16 anxiously awaits ruling | World
- Netanyahu meets with Christian IDF soldiers, thanks them | World
- Nurture promises to help churches care for, engage members | Business
- Wesley Huff, Jeremiah Johnston dispute viral Noah’s Ark claim | U.S.
- SCOTUS rejects parents complaint over Fla. school trans policy | Politics
- Top NFL Draft pick Fernando Mendoza praises God | Sports
