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Trump says one of National Guard members shot in Washington DC has died
One West Virginia National Guard member died and another remains critical after a November 26 ambush-style shooting near the White House, authorities said.
- On Nov. 26, 2025, two West Virginia National Guard members were shot near the White House and remain in critical condition, while President Donald Trump ordered 500 additional troops to protect the capital.
- Investigators say the attacker drove cross-country from Washington state and used a.350 Smith & Wesson revolver, with the motive still unknown, authorities say.
- Investigators say the soldiers returned fire, wounding the shooter who was reportedly shot four times, while both victims were shot in the head and are treated at Level I trauma centers.
- Prosecutors warned charges could increase depending on the suspect's condition, with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro stating the Department of Justice under Attorney General Pam Bondi is conducting a `thorough and impartial investigation`.
- Following the attack, federal officials called it `ambush style`, and District Mayor Muriel Bowser described it as `targeted`, prompting security and immigration policy shifts.
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