Trump International Hotel

President Trump addressed the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, condemning political violence that led to its postponement and criticizing the press and prominent Democrats. He made jokes about journalists wearing bulletproof vests and attacked reporters like CNN's Kaitlin Collins and Jake Tapper, while referencing a shooting incident that injured a Secret Service agent and prompted the event's initial cancellation.

The Old Post Office building in Washington D.C., previously home to the Trump International Hotel and now the Waldorf Astoria, was sold to BDT & MSD Partners, the current leaseholder. The General Services Administration reported the sale aligns with efforts to reduce federal real estate holdings, with taxpayer revenues from the property expected to exceed $110 million over the last decade.