Secret Service Investigates Madonna for Talking about ‘Blowing Up the White House’
Madonna caught the attention of the Secret Service after she said during the Women’s March On Washington that she has thought about “blowing up the White House.”
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Secret Service Investigating Kentucky woman Over Assassination Tweet
The Secret Service is investigating a Kentucky woman after she tweeted for someone to be “kind enough” to assassinate President Trump.
Trump Exchanges Android for New Secret Service-Approved Phone
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday exchanged his Android device for an unidentified locked-down phone. Included is a new phone number, which only a small group of people will know, the Associated Press reports. Because of hacking concerns, Barack Obama became the first president to use a phone approved by security agencies….
Secret Service, Other Law Enforcement Prepared for Inauguration Day
With protesters and more than 800,000 people expected to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, the Secret Service has a daunting job of keeping the president and public safe.
Black Secret Service Agents Reach $24M Agreement in Discrimination Lawsuit
An agreement has been reached over a long-running lawsuit that alleged the Secret Service discriminates against black agents.
Secret Service Worried About Possible Violence at Trump Inauguration
The Secret Service is on edge as it prepares for one of the most contentious inauguration days in U.S. history.
Ex-Officer: Secret Service’s Internal Problems Is Its Greatest Challenge
On Inauguration Day, the extensive premises of Washington, D.C., will be secured and re-secured.
Secret Service Uses Military Aircraft to Conduct Surveillance for Trump in Manhattan
President-elect Donald Trump has put the Secret Service in a difficult position by insisting he often will be working at Trump Tower instead of the White House.