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American Assassination Attempts Explained: From John F. Kennedy to Ronald Reagan, Donald Trump and More
Several U.S. leaders faced assassination attempts, though some failed to miss the tragic ordeals.
Ronald Reagan's Shooter John Hinckley Jr. Claims to Be 'Victim of Cancel Culture' After Concert Cancelations: 'It Keeps Happening'
John Hinckley Jr.'s most recent concert, which was scheduled for March 30 at the Huxley Hotel in Naugatuck, Connecticut, was abruptly postponed last week.
'Why Would I?’: Donald Trump Brushes Off Idea of Debates After Being Accused of Being ‘Scared to Death’ of Facing Off With Chris Christie
The ex-president compared himself to Reagan in a late night post to his followers.
Ronald Reagan's Daughter Warns Prince Harry 'There Isn't Just One Truth' Before Bombshell Memoir Slamming Royal Family Hits Shelves
Patti Davis revealed she eventually apologized to her father, who later passed away in 2004, for writing the book.
'Freedom AT LAST': Attempted Reagan Assassin John Hinckley Jr. Rejoices After Being Fully Released 41 Years Later
John Hinckley is celebrating his freedom on Wednesday, 41 years after he shot President Ronald Reagan. Get an update.
John Hinckley Jr., The Man Who Attempted To Assassinate President Reagan, Granted Unconditional Release
"His mental disease is in full, stable and complete remission and has been so for over three decades."
Cover-Up? Robert Wagner's Ties To Natalie Wood's Death Hidden By Ronald Reagan
The late President and the controversial actor were 'old friends.'
Capitol Hill Horror! Pervy Politicians Turn D.C. Into Sex Cesspool
Lusty lawmakers' sleazy behavior as bad as Hollywood.
Reagan's Daughter Blasts Would-Be Assassin: He's 'Incurable' & Should Not Be Released!
Patti Davis says John Hinckley Jr. still has 'dark agendas.'
Outrage! Mom Of Would-Be Reagan Assassin Says His Release Is 'Wonderful'
John Hinckley Jr. tried to kill the president and stalked Jodie Foster too!
Ronald Reagan's Would-Be Assassin To Be Freed From Hospital 35 Years After Shooting
A judge believes John Hinckley Jr. will "not be a danger to himself or to others."
