'Stunning security failures of Secret Service led to Trump assassination bid': House panel's scathing report

A House panel report has determined that the assassination attempt on former President Trump at a Pennsylvania rally was "preventable" due to significant security failures. It noted that law enforcement could have engaged the suspect, Thomas Matthew Crooks, at several critical moments but failed to communicate effectively. The report reiterates previous findings about the Secret Service's shortcomings and does not identify specific individuals responsible. Meanwhile, an investigation is underway into a second assassination attempt involving a man with a rifle outside one of Trump's golf courses in Florida.