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Secret Service Denied Trump’s Security Requests Before Assassination Attempt
Before the assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a July 13 rally in Pennsylvania, the Secret Service repeatedly rejected requests for additional federal resources over a two-year period.
3 New Leaders Appointed to Critical Positions at FBI Headquarters
FBI Director Christopher Wray appointed three new leaders for vital positions at the bureau’s headquarters in Washington D.C.
Republican Senators Aggressively Confront Secret Service Director at Convention
A group of U.S. Senators accosted and then followed U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Wednesday, calling on her to step down or provide detailed information about Saturday’s attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
Georgia Man Charged with Threatening to Kidnap, Kill FBI Director
A Georgia man accused of threatening to kidnap and kill FBI Director Chistopher Wray was arraigned on federal charges Thursday.
Timeline of Trump Assassination Attempt Raise More Questions about Secret Service Response
More unsettling details emerged about the enigmatic gunman who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump, raising more questions about how the Secret Service failed to prevent the shooting.
Special Counsel Formally Appeals Judge’s Dismissal of Trump’s Classified Documents Case
Special counsel Jack Smith on Wednesday appealed the dismissal of the criminal case against Donald Trump over his handling of classified documents.
U.S. Warned Secret Service of Threats from Iran Targeting Trump Before Assassination Attempt
The Biden administration informed the Secret Service about an unspecified threat from Iran targeting Donald Trump prior to Saturday’s assassination attempt, though it is believed that the Pennsylvania shooting was not linked to any Iranian involvement
Right-Wing Pundits, Influencers Target Secret Service’s DEI Efforts After Trump Rally Shooting
In the hours following the shooting at the Trump rally in Pennsylvania, right-wing media figures and conservative influencers rallied around a baseless narrative on social media, claiming that diversity initiatives and female Secret Service agents were to blame for Donald Trump’s injury.