Emily Jashinsky

A man in custody after ramming his vehicle into a White House barricade.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, now the latest Trump official, moving on to a military base amid a growing threat environment.

And an uber-elite Upper East Side private school scandal exploding into public view.

All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update.

President Trump spending the day on the road Tuesday for stopping in Redding, Ohio, where he toured a pharmaceutical company as the administration highlights its push to lower prescription drug costs.

The president then heading to Hebron, Kentucky, touring a packaging facility before delivering remarks while standing in front of a large banner reading, quote, lower prices, bigger paychecks.

President Trump touting the administration's legislative and economic wins, while warning Democrats are gearing up to undo them if they win the midterms.

The president also addressing Operation Epic Fury against Iran, including a new international effort to offset rising oil prices.

The stop in northern Kentucky, notable for another reason.

The district represented by Republican Congressman Thomas Massey, who is in a long-running feud with the president, largely due to Mr. Massey's push for the release of the Epstein files and his vote against the Big Beautiful Bill.

Mr. Trump endorsing the congressman's primary challenger at Galrein ahead of the Republican primary set for May.

President Trump taking aim at his political foe.

The president inviting several guests to speak, including YouTube star and boxer Jake Paul.

A man arrested by the Secret Service early Tuesday morning after driving a van into a security barrier outside the White House.

Authorities saying the vehicle crashed into a temporary gate around 6.30 a.m., with officers immediately taking the driver into custody.

Little is known about the suspect so far, though NBC4 Washington capturing video of officers detaining the man at the scene.

The suspect appearing to be a white male, bald, with facial hair, wearing brown cargo pants, black sneakers, and a t-shirt appearing to read, "'Trump is my president' and "'Jesus is my savior.'"

Officers seen administering what appeared to be a field sobriety test.

The incident prompting road closures in the area as the bomb squad investigated the vehicle, later determining it posed no threat, according to the Associated Press.

The Secret Service says criminal charges are pending.