White House lashes out at media; Rogers buyouts; Push to protect kids online

Charges have now been laid in Saturday night's alleged assassination attempt against U.S. President Donald Trump. Heather Yourex-West reports from Washington, D.C. to explain how the White House is lashing out at the media, and how the shooting is sparking security fears as King Charles and Queen Camilla begin their visit to the U.S. Mackenzie Gray reports on the massive cuts at Rogers Communications, which is offering buyouts to thousands of employees. Jillian Piper reports on Prime Minister Mark Carney's plans for Canada's first sovereign wealth fund, called the "Canada Strong Fund." David Akin previews tomorrow's federal fiscal update, and explains why Carney says there's good news. Touria Izri reports on how children and advocates took to Parliament Hill to urge the federal government to stop dragging its feet on the online harms bill. Mike Armstrong explains why American allies are losing patience with President Trump as Iran makes a new offer to end the war. Plus, putting difference asides for a common cause: there was an unprecedented meeting between leaders of two Christian denominations with centuries-old divisions today. Redmond Shannon reports on what Pope Leo XVI and Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally spoke about. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices