Trump security shaken as new attacks spur scrutiny of major public events ahead

Agents rethink event plans after another violent assault near Trump

Federal law enforcement is reassessing security arrangements for President Donald Trump’s upcoming high-profile public events after an attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Officials are weighing how to respond to the growing pattern of violence near Trump over the past two years, as plans for major indoor and outdoor appearances in the months ahead come into focus.