Secret Service prepares for security at U.N. General Assembly with 140 leaders

The U.S. Secret Service is preparing for the U.N. General Assembly, which will host over 140 world leaders in New York City next week. This year's event is particularly complex due to heightened security needs following recent global conflicts. A multi-agency security plan includes motorcades, K-9 teams, and airspace restrictions. The Secret Service is coordinating with local police and foreign security services to ensure the safety of all dignitaries during the assembly. Authorities report no specific threats to the event, but they remain vigilant due to the unpredictable nature of current global tensions. This assembly marks the first since the recent escalation of violence in the Middle East.