US House passes bill boosting candidates’ Secret Service protection
The US House of Representatives on Friday unanimously approved a bill to boost Secret Service protection for presidential election candidates after two assassination plots targeted Donald Trump. The bill passed 405-0 and now goes to a vote in the Senate.
The Secret Service's leader said Friday the agency is instituting a "paradigm shift" in how it carries out its mission as it ...
Some House Republicans are mulling legislation to move the Secret Service out of the Department of Homeland Security after ...
A Secret Service document outlined communication deficiencies and other problems that hampered efforts to protect former ...
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Trump shooting: Secret Service admits complacencyThe US Secret Service on Friday detailed a litany of failures uncovered by its review of the attempted assassination of ...
The agency released a brief summary of its monthslong inquiry into the failures leading to the attempted assassination of ...
Scripps News wraps up top political stories at the end of this week: Communications lapses at the U.S. Secret Service and the ...
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