U.S. Secret Service: Threat environment ‘highest we’ve ever seen’
Officials who briefed reporters also said the agency has carried out nearly 10 times as many mental health-related interventions involving those making threats…
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Summary
In April, a gunman stormed a security checkpoint, fired on an officer and was subdued before he reached the ballroom in Washington where Trump, the first lady, Cabinet officials and more than 2,600 journalists and other guests were in attendance. Director Sean Curran told reporters at a briefing that the volatile political climate has reached a new level that he has not seen in his 24-year career. Former journalists are asking the White House Correspondents’ Association to take stand against Trump.
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In April, a gunman stormed a security checkpoint, fired on an officer and was subdued before he reached the ballroom in Washington where Trump, the first lady, Cabinet officials and more than 2,600 journalists and other guests were in attendance.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesDirector Sean Curran told reporters at a briefing that the volatile political climate has reached a new level that he has not seen in his 24-year career.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesFormer journalists are asking the White House Correspondents’ Association to take stand against Trump
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