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An ex-Secret Service agent who got shot while shielding former President Ronald Reagan during an assassination attempt in 1981 addressed the shooting at Donald Trump’s rally over the weekend.
NEW YORK (AP) — Jury deliberations are set to resume Monday in the bribery trial of Sen. Bob Menendez in New York City.
The photograph of a bloodied Donald Trump with his fist in the air and an American flag looming in the background is quickly emerging as the pivotal image of Saturday’s shooting, and it wouldn’t exist without a journalist who acted quickly and on a hunch.
If we had seen the attack on former President Donald J. Trump only through television footage, it would have appeared shocking, but also chaotic and muddled. The candidate dives to the rostrum after an assassin’s bullet grazes his ear. Secret Service agents jump in. He gets back on his feet, gestures to the crowd and is rushed out to cheers.
On Saturday night, at a rally in Pennsylvania, a man fired multiple shots at former President Donald J. Trump, who was onstage addressing the crowd. Mr. Trump was safe though injured after the shooting, but one spectator was killed and at least two others were critically injured. The Secret Service said the gunman was dead.
On Saturday evening, chaos erupted when a gunman fired shots into a Pennsylvania campaign rally for presumptive Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump, who was rushed off stage with a bloodied ear.
“Sleepy” Joe Bidengave the Democratic Party a wake-up call on June 27. And the concerns about the incumbent president’s age and mental fitnessare not going away.
NEW YORK (AP) — He was bleeding from the head after a barrage of bullets flew through his rally when Secret Service agents gave the go-ahead that it was safe to move from the stage.