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Breaking: Former President Donald Trump was taken off the stage at a rally in Butler, Pa., Saturday after what sounded like multiple shots were fired on.wsj.com/3zIzMNa

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Watch: Former President Donald Trump was taken off the stage at a rally in Butler, Pa., Saturday after what sounded like multiple shots were fired on.wsj.com/4cCmY9H on.wsj.com/4cCmY9H

Former President Donald Trump was conscious in the immediate aftermath. U.S. Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said that the Secret Service has “implemented protective measures and the former President is safe.” on.wsj.com/3zzNfGQ on.wsj.com/3zzNfGQ

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The U.S. Secret Service shot and killed a suspected shooter at Donald Trump’s rally, according to law enforcement officials. It wasn’t clear what type of weapon the suspect shooter used. on.wsj.com/4cQdyHg on.wsj.com/4cQdyHg

We asked 50 economists if inflation would be worse under Trump or Biden. Here's what they said. on.wsj.com/3W4fdlC on.wsj.com/3W4fdlC

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At least one attendee was killed at the Trump rally, according to a law enforcement official on.wsj.com/3y72Qxb on.wsj.com/3y72Qxb

President Biden said he is “grateful to hear” that former President Donald Trump is safe and doing well and that Trump is in his prayers. He added: “There’s no place for this kind of violence in America. We must unite as one nation to condemn it.” on.wsj.com/3y4cfpd

Watch: President Biden said he has been briefed on the shooting at the Pennsylvania rally and is “grateful to hear” that former President Donald Trump is safe on.wsj.com/3zzQDBy on.wsj.com/3zzQDBy

The Trump rally shooting is being investigated as an attempted assassination. on.wsj.com/3VWK8QS Follow for live updates. on.wsj.com/3S4QLPU

Former President Donald Trump said on his social-media platform that he was shot in the upper right ear. “I knew immediately that something was wrong in that I heard a whizzing sound, shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin.” on.wsj.com/3zCZgLD

The suspected shooter used a rifle to carry out the attack, law enforcement officials said. The gunman fired from an elevated position outside of the rally, killing a spectator. Two other audience members were critically injured. on.wsj.com/4f2WeRi

A suspected shooter fired toward the stage at a Trump rally. Here’s what we know: •Shots rang out about 10 minutes into the speech. •Trump was evaluated at a medical facility. •One spectator was killed. Two others were critically injured. Read more: on.wsj.com/4cYWLSf