US President Donald Trump addressed a rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner, criticizing 'fake news media' and reiterating his intention to run for a third term in 2028, despite constitutional bans.The event, held at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in Washington, DC, followed an assassination attempt that disrupted the original April gathering.Trump's speech included attacks on journalists, Democratic opponents, and references to his controversial ties with Jeffrey Epstein.Security measures were heightened, with the venue changed to a smaller, more intimate setting.Secret Service Director Sean Curran acknowledged the 'threat picture' as 'off the charts,' emphasizing increased security protocols.While Trump claimed to be joking about a third term, his remarks reignited debates about his political future and media relations.

The rescheduled gala aimed to reaffirm the press's resilience against violence, with organizers stating their commitment to returning to the Washington Hilton next year.