House unanimously passes bill to enhance Secret Service protection for presidential candidates, sitting presidents
The House unanimously on Friday approved a bill that would require the Secret Service to apply equal standards of protection to major presidential candidates and sitting presidents, a move that comes in the wake of two assassination attempts on former President Trump.
U.S. Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe delivers an update on the agency's internal probe following the first of two ...
Former Secret Service agent Tim Miller discusses the agency admitting that there was complacency in security at the Butler, ...
The Secret Service's leader said Friday the agency is instituting a "paradigm shift" in how it carries out its mission as it ...
Poor planning, communication breakdowns and general sloppiness were the main reasons the Secret Service failed to stop a ...
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The Secret Service is responsible for security failures that led to the July 13 attack against Donald Trump at a rally in ...
Secret Service acting Director Ronald Rowe Jr. acknowledged several mistakes the agency made in the Pennsylvania Trump ...
A report into the July 13 sniper shooting came as the Secret Service faced new scrutiny after the second attempt on Donald ...
Secret Service acting Director Ronald Rowe admitted a shocking breach of protocol before former President Donald Trump was ...
Cristiana Bársony-Arcidiacono has not appeared publicly since the deadly attack that targeted Iran-backed Hezbollah and that ...
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