Secret Service Reevaluates Security for Royal State Visit

US scientists are reportedly facing increasing pressure and reduced research funding under the Trump administration, leading many to feel their work is no longer free or independent. Trump compared the incident to previous assassination attempts in Pennsylvania and Mar-a-Lago. New details have emerged regarding the suspected shooter involved in the incident targeting Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. FBI agents conducted a raid on the home of the Cole family on Sunday morning. Witnesses reported plainclothes agents arriving in vehicles and carrying items out of the residence. Acting US Attorney General states the gunman likely targeted White House staff and the President. The incident has prompted scrutiny over how an armed person could enter without attracting immediate attention. The Secret Service is reevaluating all contingency and emergency action plans for the upcoming state visit involving the King and the US President. Former agent Paul Eckloff notes that security protocols are being scrutinized to prevent simultaneous attendance of senior leaders at high-risk events. Calls have been made to prevent senior leaders from attending the same events simultaneously. The visit remains on schedule following high-level security discussions between the US and UK. The upcoming visit marks the first British state visit to the United States since Queen Elizabeth's visit in 2007.