Over a year following the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, investigations continue to unfold, shedding light on lapses in security and coordination that led to the tragic incident. The failed attempt has prompted significant reforms within the Secret Service, addressing issues like unguarded rooftops, fragmented communications, and breakdowns in event planning and execution. While efforts to enhance security measures and address these deficiencies are underway, key questions regarding the motives of the assailant and the agency’s response still linger, highlighting the need for continuous improvement in presidential protection protocols.