A recent bipartisan Senate report has highlighted alarming failures by the U.S. Secret Service in preventing the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The report reveals that crucial intelligence regarding a potential threat was not adequately communicated or acted upon by the Secret Service leadership. Specifically, it cites an inexperienced agent who, while operating a drone, called for assistance rather than responding to the situation effectively. The agency admitted to 'complacency' and multiple security breaches, acknowledging that these failures were both 'foreseeable' and 'preventable.' As investigations continue, concerns have mounted over the effectiveness and accountability of the Secret Service in protecting high-profile individuals amidst rising threats.