Core Viewpoint - A targeted shooting incident occurred in Washington D.C., resulting in serious injuries to two National Guard members and the arrest of a suspect, prompting President Trump to order the deployment of an additional 500 soldiers to the area [1] Group 1: Incident Details - The shooting took place just a few blocks from the White House, with two members of the West Virginia National Guard being shot [1] - The FBI Director stated that the condition of the injured soldiers is serious and they have been hospitalized [1] - The Mayor of Washington D.C. described the incident as a "targeted attack" aimed at National Guard members [1] Group 2: Government Response - Secretary of Defense Esper announced that President Trump has ordered the deployment of 500 additional soldiers to Washington D.C. in response to the incident [1] - Trump condemned the attack on social media, stating that the suspect "will pay a heavy price" [1] - The White House is currently in lockdown and is actively monitoring the situation [1] Group 3: Context and Legal Issues - In August, Trump declared a "crime emergency" in Washington D.C. and ordered the National Guard to assist in restoring law and order [1] - Over 2,300 National Guard members from eight states and D.C. have been deployed to patrol the streets under military command [1] - A federal judge recently ruled that the deployment of National Guard to assist in maintaining order was illegal, but the ruling will be stayed for 21 days to allow for an appeal [1]

Core Points - A mass shooting occurred in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, resulting in 2 fatalities and 9 injuries, including 3 teenagers aged 15 to 17 [1] - The incident took place after a car meet, with the park being crowded due to Memorial Day celebrations [1] - The police are investigating the shooting, focusing on social media and shell casings to determine the number of shooters and the type of weapons used [2] Group 1 - The shooting involved rapid-fire or fully automatic weapons, potentially modified from standard semi-automatic handguns, capable of firing 17 rounds in 2 seconds [2] - Fully automatic handguns are increasingly common in gun violence investigations in Philadelphia, with parts being easy to assemble and difficult to detect, even potentially 3D printed [3] Group 2 - Glock handguns, produced by Glock GmbH, are prevalent in law enforcement, making up 40% of police firearms in the U.S., due to their affordability and ease of modification for criminal use [5] - A previous incident in Harlem, New York, involved a shooter using a Glock handgun, highlighting its association with gun violence [5]