White House to review Trump's security after gunfire near press dinner
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By Bo Erickson and Jacob Bogage The third major security incident targeting Trump in less than two years occurred as he prepares for a summer packed with high-profile public events, testing the Secret Service at a moment of high political and global tensions.
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What happened
By Bo Erickson and Jacob Bogage The third major security incident targeting Trump in less than two years occurred as he prepares for a summer packed with high-profile public events, testing the Secret Service at a moment of high political and global tensions.
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Follow-up questions
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