US EditionSecret Service under scrutiny after assassination attempt on Trump - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
- The US Secret Service increased protection for Donald Trump after a threat from Iran, despite no apparent link to the recent attempted assassination during a rally.
- There are no connections found between the shooter and any accomplice, foreign or domestic, according to National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson.
- Some speculate that the Secret Service may be attempting to shift blame for security lapses that enabled the assassination attempt at the Trump rally.
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U.S. Secret Service boss subpoenaed by Congress to testify on Trump assassination attempt
The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general says it's investigating the U.S. Secret Service's handling of security for former president Donald Trump on the day a gunman tried to assassinate him at a Pennsylvania rally.
US Reportedly Received Intel of Iranian Plot to Assassinate Trump
DAILY CALLER NEWS FOUNDATION—U.S. authorities reportedly received intelligence ahead of an assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump over the weekend that Iran was reportedly plotting to kill him, CNN reported on Tuesday. The intelligence, provided to U.S. authorities by a human source, prompted the Secret Service to ramp up protections for the former president in the weeks leading up to the shooting, several people briefed on …
Rick Scott demands change atop Secret Service in wake of Donald Trump assassination attempt
Florida’s junior Senator is speaking out in the wake of an assassination attempt on Donald Trump and subsequent reporting that Iran was also plotting to kill the Republican presidential nominee in plans unrelated to the shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania. During an appearance on Fox Business, U.S. Sen. Rick Scott said Secret Service head Kimberly Cheatle has got to go. “She has to be taking responsibility. Sometimes that means you have to say, …
Intel Of Iranian Plot To Assassinate Trump Led Secret Service To Boost Security — Before Rally Shooting: Reports
Intelligence concerning an Iranian plot to assassinate Donald Trump reportedly prompted the Secret Service to increase security for the former president before a shooter tried to kill him at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday. CNN cited a U.S. national security source who said the Trump campaign and the Secret Service were made aware of the threat, which officials have not linked to the 20-year-old gunman from Pennsylvania who shot Tru…
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An oversight body within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is to investigate whether the Secret Service followed security procedures when ex-President Donald Trump was shot during an election rally Saturday. It makes...
The inspector general of the US Department of Homeland Security has opened an investigation into the Secret Service following the assassination of former US President Donald Trump.
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