Overview
- The accused entered a not-guilty plea to all charges during his first court appearance.
- Prosecutors say he tried to assassinate President Donald Trump at a press dinner in Washington, D.C.
- The reports offer few public details, with no name for the defendant and no evidence described.
- The plea starts the standard pretrial process, which can include bail decisions, discovery, and scheduling.
- The Age and its sister sites published brief updates that centered on the plea and the alleged setting of the incident.