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Secret Service Found Guilty For Security Failure In Trump Assassination Bid
A new report has shown that the US Secret Service is responsible for security failures in the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania on July 13, which led to one death and multiple injuries.
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US Secret Service Director Admits "Complacency" At July Trump Rally
The US Secret Service on Friday detailed a litany of failures uncovered by its review of the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump at a rally in July.
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Man Who Wanted To 'Kill' Trump Hid At Golf Course For 12 Hours, No One Knew
Two months after Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassination attempt, a gunman hid undetected for nearly 12 hours on the edge of the golf course where Trump played on Sunday under the protection of an agency that is being pushed to its limits.
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Trump's Plan To Continue Golf Comes As A 'Bogey' For The US Secret Service
The head of the Secret Service told Donald Trump in a private meeting that significant new security arrangements will be needed if he wants to keep playing golf, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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New Security Arrangements Needed If...: Head Of Secret Service To Trump
The head of the Secret Service told Donald Trump in a private meeting that significant new security arrangements will be needed if he wants to keep playing golf, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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US Secret Service Faces Fresh Scrutiny After 2nd Trump Assassination Bid
The US Secret Service was facing renewed scrutiny on Monday after a second assassination attempt against former president Donald Trump in two months.
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Suspected Donald Trump Gunman Fired No Shots: US Secret Service
The man arrested on suspicion of seeking to assassinate Donald Trump in Florida had no clear line of sight on the former president and did not fire his weapon, the US Secret Service said Monday.
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US Secret Service Says It Is Aware Of Musk Post About Biden, Kamala Harris
The U.S. Secret Service said on Monday it was aware of a post by billionaire Elon Musk's on the X social media platform musing about a lack of assassination attempts on President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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US Secret Service Accepts Responsibility For Failure To Protect Trump
The United States Service has owned its failure to protect former president Donald Trump at an election rally in Pennsylvania on July 13.
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Trump Security Was Unaware Of Gunman Until Shots Fired: Secret Service
Donald Trump's security detail and a sniper team were not aware there was a gunman on a roof until he opened fire on the former president, the acting Secret Service director said Tuesday.
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US Secret Service Acting Director "Ashamed" About Trump Shooting Incident
The U.S. Secret Service's new acting director said in prepared congressional testimony on Tuesday he was "ashamed" of a major security lapse that preceded the July 13 attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a Pennsy
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"She Got Crushed": Trump Defends Secret Service Agent Amid Criticism
Former US President Donald Trump has praised the woman Secret Service agent for protecting him during an assassination attempt on him at a Pennsylvania rally.
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Donald Trump Says He Refused To Be Put On Stretcher After Shooting, Reveals Why
Former US President Donald Trump on Monday said he refused to use the stretcher after being injured in the shooting at his rally in Pennsylvania.
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What Trump Said On Secret Service's Plan Ahead Of Assassination Attempt
Former US President Donald Trump narrowly escaped death when a 20-year-old shot a 5.56 mm bullet from an AR-15 rifle at a rally in Pennsylvania's Butler on July 13. Mr Trump was shot in the ear, with blood spattered on his face.
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Secret Service Chief's "Most Serious Lapse" Admission Over Trump Shooting
The failed assassination bid on former US President Donald Trump is the "most serious" security lapse since the then President Ronald Regan was shot in 1981, the head of the US Secret Service conceded to lawmakers on Monday.
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Secret Service Found Guilty For Security Failure In Trump Assassination Bid
A new report has shown that the US Secret Service is responsible for security failures in the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania on July 13, which led to one death and multiple injuries.
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US Secret Service Director Admits "Complacency" At July Trump Rally
The US Secret Service on Friday detailed a litany of failures uncovered by its review of the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump at a rally in July.
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Man Who Wanted To 'Kill' Trump Hid At Golf Course For 12 Hours, No One Knew
Two months after Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassination attempt, a gunman hid undetected for nearly 12 hours on the edge of the golf course where Trump played on Sunday under the protection of an agency that is being pushed to its limits.
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Trump's Plan To Continue Golf Comes As A 'Bogey' For The US Secret Service
The head of the Secret Service told Donald Trump in a private meeting that significant new security arrangements will be needed if he wants to keep playing golf, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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New Security Arrangements Needed If...: Head Of Secret Service To Trump
The head of the Secret Service told Donald Trump in a private meeting that significant new security arrangements will be needed if he wants to keep playing golf, The New York Times reported on Tuesday.
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US Secret Service Faces Fresh Scrutiny After 2nd Trump Assassination Bid
The US Secret Service was facing renewed scrutiny on Monday after a second assassination attempt against former president Donald Trump in two months.
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Suspected Donald Trump Gunman Fired No Shots: US Secret Service
The man arrested on suspicion of seeking to assassinate Donald Trump in Florida had no clear line of sight on the former president and did not fire his weapon, the US Secret Service said Monday.
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US Secret Service Says It Is Aware Of Musk Post About Biden, Kamala Harris
The U.S. Secret Service said on Monday it was aware of a post by billionaire Elon Musk's on the X social media platform musing about a lack of assassination attempts on President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
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US Secret Service Accepts Responsibility For Failure To Protect Trump
The United States Service has owned its failure to protect former president Donald Trump at an election rally in Pennsylvania on July 13.
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Trump Security Was Unaware Of Gunman Until Shots Fired: Secret Service
Donald Trump's security detail and a sniper team were not aware there was a gunman on a roof until he opened fire on the former president, the acting Secret Service director said Tuesday.
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US Secret Service Acting Director "Ashamed" About Trump Shooting Incident
The U.S. Secret Service's new acting director said in prepared congressional testimony on Tuesday he was "ashamed" of a major security lapse that preceded the July 13 attempted assassination of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a Pennsy
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"She Got Crushed": Trump Defends Secret Service Agent Amid Criticism
Former US President Donald Trump has praised the woman Secret Service agent for protecting him during an assassination attempt on him at a Pennsylvania rally.
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Donald Trump Says He Refused To Be Put On Stretcher After Shooting, Reveals Why
Former US President Donald Trump on Monday said he refused to use the stretcher after being injured in the shooting at his rally in Pennsylvania.
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What Trump Said On Secret Service's Plan Ahead Of Assassination Attempt
Former US President Donald Trump narrowly escaped death when a 20-year-old shot a 5.56 mm bullet from an AR-15 rifle at a rally in Pennsylvania's Butler on July 13. Mr Trump was shot in the ear, with blood spattered on his face.
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Secret Service Chief's "Most Serious Lapse" Admission Over Trump Shooting
The failed assassination bid on former US President Donald Trump is the "most serious" security lapse since the then President Ronald Regan was shot in 1981, the head of the US Secret Service conceded to lawmakers on Monday.
