New report shows Secret Service had threat intelligence 10 days before Trump assassination attempt

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A new Senate‑commissioned report, led by Sen. Grassley and GAO findings, reveals that the Secret Service received classified intelligence about a potential threat to then‑former President Trump 10 days before the July 13, 2024 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. However, their internal policies failed to share this intelligence with local law enforcement or rally security planners. The Senate Homeland Security Committee described the failure as “a cascade of preventable failures” and noted that not a single individual has been fired despite multiple lapses. The report includes recommendations to improve accountability and intelligence sharing procedures to prevent future security breakdowns

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Six Secret Service agents have been suspended without pay—for 10 to 42 days—for their inadequate performance during the July 13, 2024 assassination attempt on former President Trump at a campaign rally in Butler

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The suspensions come after a damning Senate and DHS review found critical security failures, including poor communication, unclear roles, and malfunctioning equipment.

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