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White House Correspondents Association to honor Secret Service agent who stopped gunman

The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) announced on Tuesday it will honor a secret service agent it said was pivotal in stopping a gunman who tried to assassinate President Trump during the annual dinner this spring. Secret Service Police Officer Victor Gonzales will be presented with the WHCA’s “President’s Award for Exceptional Service,” during the rescheduled dinner, which…

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