The Secret Service has made progress implementing the dozens of reforms a year after President Donald Trump was shot during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

President Donald Trump still faces a plethora of threats, ranging from violent extremists backed by proxy groups, to domestic actors inspired to incite violence amid heightened political rhetoric, according to experts.

Trump has said he is satisfied with the information he has received from the agency about what went wrong that day.

Still reveling in his political comeback after surviving two near-miss assassination attempts, last December, then-President-elect Trump stopped by the Christmas party of the Secret Service

Republican lawmakers call for more accountability following the suspension of six Secret Service agents involved in the security failure at the Butler campaign rally.