Two men injured in the 2024 assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally are suing the U.S. government for negligence, alleging the Secret Service failed to provide adequate security, leading to their serious injuries and the death of another attendee.
While the latest act of violence wasn't as close as Trump's brush with death in Butler, Pennsylvania, almost two years ago, it will no doubt revive some trauma for Trump and those closest to him.
While the latest act of violence wasn't as close as Trump's brush with death in Butler, Pennsylvania, almost two years ago, it will no doubt revive some trauma for Trump and those closest to him.
A journalist recounts the Washington Hilton shooting, describing how he heard semi-automatic weapon fire, felt a colleague dive past him, and spent minutes under a table with others while Secret Service evacuated President Trump. The author, who was also present at the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt in July 2024, questions how a gunman could get close to the president again, noting lax security at the venue where tickets were barely checked and agents showed minimal interest in security alerts.
