A photographer has captured the incredibly fortunate moment a bullet whizzed past former president Donald Trump, leaving him with only a grazed ear earlier this morning. It’s a standout among a series of what will become iconic photographs capturing an attempt on the former US President’s life at a campaign rally.

Eyewitnesses in media interviews described a chaotic scene as shots rang out. Claims by some at the rally that they tried to warn officers are also fueling scrutiny.

Thomas Matthew Crooks’ motive and questions over security at former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally remain under investigation. Here’s what’s known so far.

Important questions about the shooting remain unresolved, but the fact that the 20-year-old gunman managed to scale a roof about 200 yards from where Trump was speaking has already prompted calls for a searching investigation of the Secret Service.

The suspected gunman at Donald Trump's rally on Saturday was acting alone and used an AR-style rifle purchased legally to shoot at the former U.S. president, FBI officials said on Sunday, adding that they had no indications of any mental health issues with the suspect.

The gunman believed to have been behind the attempted assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump Saturday was shot and killed by Secret Service, sources told The Post. The shooter, identified as a Chinese man,

Republican congressional leaders are vowing to investigate what went wrong and calling on Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to account for her decisions.

Trump is 'fine' after an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally. The shooter, identified as Thomas Matthew Crooks, was killed.

By Medha Singh, Noel Randewich (Reuters) -Crypto stocks, gun stocks and shares of other companies that could benefit from a Donald Trump presidency jumped on Monday after an assassination attempt on the Republican candidate boosted expectations he would win the November election.