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From the New York Times, it's the headlines.
I'm Tracy Mumford.
Today's Monday, September 16.
Here's what we're covering.
The FBI says it's investigating what appears to be another assassination attempt against Donald Trump.
Trump was playing golf at his club in West Palm Beach, Florida, yesterday afternoon when a Secret Service agent noticed the barrel of a rifle poking through the bushes along the fence line within shooting distance of the former president.
The agent opened fire, but the suspect was able to escape.
A witness who saw him leaving the bushes took a photo of his car, and he was later caught driving north on Interstate 95 and taken into custody.
It's not clear if he fired any shots while he was at the course.
Trump was not hurt.
A law enforcement official identified the man to the Times as 58 year old Ryan Wesley Routhdeh.
Times reporter Patty Mazze is covering the incident.
She says Routh spoke to the Times last year.
He was actually previously interviewed for an article about Americans who were volunteering to aid the war effort in Ukraine.
He had no military experience, but said he had traveled to Ukraine after Russias invasion in 2022.