The Secret Service is undergoing significant changes in its culture and operations after an assassination attempt on Donald Trump during his campaign trail. The agency's acting director, Ronald Rowe, acknowledged the need for reorganization and a fresh approach in light of recent security breaches.
A bipartisan House task force grilled Rowe on the agency's failure to prevent the shooting at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump was wounded, a rallygoer was killed, and two others were injured. The task force's investigation also highlighted another assassination attempt at Trump's golf course in Florida.
