A five-page document summarizing the key conclusions of a yet-to-be finalized Secret Service report lays bare the cascading and wide-ranging failings that preceded the July 13 shooting at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally at which Trump was struck in the ear by gunfire.

Senior political correspondent Maggie Haberman suggested Friday evening that former President Trump is feeling anxious following two assassination threats this election cycle. Her comments came in

WASHINGTON (AP) — Communication breakdowns with local law enforcement hampered the Secret Service's performance during a July campaign rally where former President Donald Trump was shot and wounded, according to a document released Friday that lays out a litany of missed opportunities to stop a gunman who opened fire from an unsecured roof.

The department suggested communication breakdowns and policies that weren't followed led to a "mission failure"

Congresswoman Nancy Mace full resolution to impeach Kimberly Kimberly Cheatle, Director of the United States Secret Service, for "high crimes and misdemeanors" in relation to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

A five-page document summarizing the Secret Service report’s key conclusions finds fault with both local and federal law enforcement, underscoring the cascading and wide-ranging failings that preceded the July 13 shooting at a Butler,

The Secret Service again finds itself under scrutiny following the second assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump in as many months.

Questions raised over security arrangements following second apparent assassination attempt on Trump in two months

Ronald Rowe, the deputy director of the U.S. Secret Service, was appointed this summer as the agency's acting director during a tumultuous moment of a chaotic election year.The big picture: Rowe assumed the USSS helm after his predecessor Kimberly Cheatle resigned days after the first assassination attempt on former President Trump in Pennsylvania.