The report details a series of “communications deficiencies” before the shooting by 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was killed by a Secret Service counter-sniper after firing eight rounds in Trump’s direction from the roof of a building less ...

Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe detailed the findings of an internal review of the July 13 assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump.

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 Secret Service’s internal probe into what allowed a gunman to open fire on former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally in July found that communication failures contributed to the security failure.

The acting Secret Service director acknowledged failures surrounding Donald Trump's assassination attempt in July.

The acting Secret Service director said Trump is now receiving the same level of protection as Biden and Harris.

Acting Director Ronald L. Rowe Jr. on Sept. 20 pointed to a "lack of clarity" from the Secret Service in planning security for former president Donald Trump's July rally.

A report into the July 13 sniper shooting came as the Secret Service faced new scrutiny after the second attempt on Donald Trump's life in two months.