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One man is dead, and the Secret Service says it shot him after he approached a White House security checkpoint Saturday evening, firing numerous shots at officers.

They returned fire.

A bystander was hit, but it's not known if that person was hit by the gunman or the return fire.

The Secret Service said President Trump was at the White House during the shooting, but none of the people it protects were impacted.

The South Carolina Senate has moved one step closer to passing a new congressional map to help Republicans flip a House seat held by the Democrat Jim Clyburn.

South Carolina Public Radio's Gavin Jackson reports.

Online publishers say they're on edge about changes to Google's search metrics that the company unveiled earlier this week.

The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a call, an urgent call, for an action to be taken to spread Ebola on the continent.

Michael Koloke reports.

The 110th Indianapolis 500 is now just hours away, but the weather could be a factor with showers and thunderstorms forecast for central Indiana when the race is scheduled to begin.

Defending champ Alex Pellew had the highest four-lap qualifying speeds on the track at 232 miles per hour.

He's favored to repeat.

The race is expected to be among the largest one-day sporting events in the world with nearly 350,000 spectators in both the infield and the grandstand.

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President Trump says an agreement with Iran, which includes opening the critical Strait of Hormuz, is, in his words, largely negotiated.

But the memorandum of understanding still needs finalization.

Iran reports the draft is a framework agreement for more negotiations.

NPR's Phil Myrie reports.