The White House Correspondents Dinner has been rescheduled for July after it was abruptly cut short in April.
The event ended prematurely when a gunman disrupted the proceedings, forcing an early conclusion to the annual gathering.
President Trump has confirmed that he will attend the rescheduled dinner.
Organizers announced the new date following security assessments and coordination with law enforcement.
The dinner’s postponement marked an unusual disruption to a long-standing Washington tradition.
Details about the disrupted April event remain under investigation by authorities.
The July date aims to restore normalcy to the event, which brings together journalists, politicians, and public figures.
