Man charged in threat to ‘shoot Trump’ ahead of Kansas rally

A Kansas man has been charged with threatening to kill President Donald Trump after allegedly posting online comments about shooting the president and claiming to have mapped out nearby rooftops ahead of Trump’s Monday visit to Wichita.…
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