Nearly a year after bullets shattered the calm of a Pennsylvania campaign rally, the US Secret Service has suspended six agents for their role in the security failures that allowed a gunman to attempt the assassination of President Donald Trump.
Though they haven't been removed from their posts, the disciplinary action, confirmed on 9 July by agency officials, comes just days before the first anniversary of the July 13, 2024, shooting at Butler Farm Show grounds that left Trump wounded, one rallygoer dead, and two others critically injured.
