Heightened Security Across America Amid Events and Threats

Security measures have intensified in major U.S. cities due to recent threats, including attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas. With upcoming events such as the state funeral for Jimmy Carter, Trump's inauguration, and major sports events, authorities are on heightened alert to ensure public safety.

In anticipation of multiple high-profile events, including the state funeral of former President Jimmy Carter and the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, law enforcement agencies across the United States are ramping up security measures. This comes after recent attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas have raised significant security concerns.

Washington, D.C. is seeing increased police presence as a precaution. Authorities have set up vehicle barriers around major venues, and additional security is planned for Trump's inauguration events, including a 'victory rally.' The Trump election victory certification is notably marked as a National Special Security Event.

The investigation into the New Year's Eve attack in New Orleans continues, seeking connections to the Las Vegas incident. States of emergency have been declared in anticipation of upcoming major events like the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras. City officials, including the Mayor of New York, have emphasized intensified security deployments across important locations to prevent possible threats.

(With inputs from agencies.)