Wyoming Capitol Evacuated Over Homemade Explosive Threat—Is Our Security Infrastructure Keeping Pace?

On Tuesday, the Wyoming Capitol building, a historic symbol of state sovereignty and governance, was abruptly evacuated after discovery of a suspected homemade explosive device. This alarming incident raises hard questions: Are we adequately protecting our essential government institutions from evolving threats? The evacuation began shortly before 9:30 a.m., drawing out key officials including Governor Mark Gordon and members of the Wyoming Stable Token Commission. The entire Capitol complex—home to critical offices such as the governor’s and attorney general’s—was locked down as drones and bomb-sniffing dogs scoured the grounds for further hazards. How Vulnerable Are Our State Capitols to Domestic...