The U.S. Army released a heavily redacted report detailing an August incident involving a staffer from Donald Trump's campaign and an Arlington National Cemetery employee, describing the event as a 'simple assault.' The altercation occurred on August 26 when the campaign staffer allegedly pushed the cemetery worker who was attempting to enforce rules against photography in the restricted area. The worker did not seek medical attention or wish to press charges. The report was made public after a lawsuit from the nonprofit group American Oversight, following a federal judge's order for disclosure. The Army stated that the investigation into the incident remains open, and the report highlights ongoing concerns about the conduct of political figures at military sites. Critics, including former military officials, have voiced alarm over Trump's actions and their implications for the nation's ethics and military integrity.