Donald Trump's rally in Uniondale, Long Island, was disrupted by false reports of explosives near the venue. Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder confirmed that the reports were unfounded and that an individual, who may have been training a bomb detection dog, was detained for falsely reporting explosives. This incident comes just days after a second assassination attempt on Trump, heightening security concerns for the event. Despite the scare, Trump is focusing on campaigning for the upcoming November elections, with recent polls showing him trailing Kamala Harris in key swing states. The Nassau Coliseum event marks Trump's first rally on Long Island since 2017.