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.
Virtually everyone on Capitol Hill agrees that the Secret Service needs to do a better job. But Democrats and Republicans are ...
Congressional staffers say there are increasing concerns about Secret Service's funding levels, as Congress debates federal ...
Congress is considering boosting funding for the Secret Service after what the FBI called an apparent second attempt on ...
The summary of an internal investigation determined that the agency did not adequately prepare its local partners for their ...
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The Secret Service is operating with around 400 fewer employees than authorized by Congress as the 2024 presidential election ...
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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 ...
A U.S. Secret Service probe found communication gaps and a lack of diligence ahead of the July 13 shooting at a rally of ...
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Communication breakdowns with local law enforcement hampered the Secret Service's performance during a July campaign rally ...
Issues with a host of communications and technical difficulties with drone capabilities plagued the U.S. Secret Service at ...
Acting Secret Service director Ronald L. Rowe Jr. is urging Congress to invest in the agency after two apparent assassination ...
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