Secret service News
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More than 130 Secret Service agents who guard the White House and President Donald Trump when he travels have reportedly been ordered to isolate or quarantine because they tested positive for the coronavirus or had close contact with infected co-workers.
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New York City -
A U.S. Secret Service laptop, containing the Trump Tower floor plans together with other sensitive material, has been taken from an agent's vehicle in New York.
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Waterbury -
A 20-year-old man was arrested and charged with two offences after suggestions were made on Twitter he might bomb a Donald Trump rally held in Waterbury, Connecticut.
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Washington -
A man who jumped over the fence at the White House on Thanksgiving left a suicide note in which he told his mom she may not see him again.
He also included a reference to "Star Wars."
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Microsoft has changed several of its OneDrive plans in major ways, reducing free allowances from 15GB to 5GB and ending unlimited storage because some people dared to take it at its word. Thousands of vocal and outraged users have already complained.
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It is bad enough that two Secret Service agents were given preferential treatment after running their car into a barricade at the White House, allegedly while driving intoxicated, but now we find out they disrupted an active bomb investigation.
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Washington, D. C. -
A drone aircraft found on the grounds of the White House in Washington, D.C., prompted new concerns Monday about the quality of protection offered to U.S. President Barack Obama and his family.
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Regardless of your politics, the safety of our nation's president and the First Family should be, without question, the paramount duty of our Secret Service. Since 2009, the agency has been hit with a continuing escalation of breeches and mishaps.
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Washington D.c. -
The Texas man arrested for scaling the fence surrounding the White House Friday evening has been identified as a decorated Iraqi War veteran.
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Washington D.c. -
An intruder actually makes it inside the White House. After a tough past year that has included sex scandals and public drunkenness, the vaunted U.S. Secret Service faces yet another PR black eye. It's time for the USSS to get its A-game back.
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Washington D.c. -
Staff members and members of the media have been evacuated from the White House following an intruder scaling the fence and rushing towards the building.
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Sydney -
It can only be a breakthrough in communications between spookdom and that untidy thing irresponsibly referred to as the public. The United States Secret Service is looking for software to identify sarcasm on social media, where it’s some sort of threat.
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Since 1962, James Bond has graced the silver screen in 23 action packed films. Movies about Agent 007, the British Secret Agent portray the Bond character as invincible.
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A report on alleged abuse of power of Luxembourg's secret service has led to the call of new elections for one of Europe's most politically stable countries.
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The White House has responded tongue-in-cheek to a widely circulated theory that President Obama has been assigned alien "shape-shifting" reptilian Secret Service guards from outer space.
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Bangkok -
US Secret Service agents got a little scare when they saw giant water lizards wandering unhindered on the grounds of the Government House in Thailand while conducting a security inspection on Thursday ahead of President Obama's arrival in the country.
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Turlock -
A California woman has been fired from her job and has attracted the attention of the Secret Service after posting a racist Facebook status wishing for President Barack Obama's assassination.
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Rafael Prieto, a United States Secret Service agent, was found dead in his car possibly due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Currently, his death is being investigated.
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A California homeowner, for what he thought was a harmless effigy being hung in his front yard, received an early "trick or treat" visit from the Secret Service.
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Documents recently declassified by the German government show former Cuban leader Fidel Castro hired former Nazis to counter any contemplated US invasion of Cuba.
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Now more than ever the country is in need of its Commander in Chief. However, the current philosophy of the White House administration proves to be self-serving to the president with little regard to the welfare of the country.
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A Puerto Rican emigre, now living in New York, and who is a delegate from New York has been shown on video stating she would like to "kill Romney'
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Brooklyn -
Yesterday an undercover Secret Service agent was involved in an accident that hit a New York woman. The mother of five has died from the injuries sustained from being hit by the car.
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In the wake of the Colombian prostitution scandal and with growing evidence that it was not an isolated incident, experts from John Hopkins University in Baltimore will teach a two-day ethics course to Secret Service agents.
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Prostitutes in the sex scandal involving U.S. Secret Service agents may have been underage. A Colombian government official said the Colombian attorney general's office has launched an investigation to determine the truth.
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Oscar Wilde once said "Moderation is a fatal thing nothing succeeds like excess." It seems as if this is the mantra of today's culture.
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The Secret Service is investigating after Ted Nugent said at a NRA meeting that he would be "dead or in jail" if Obama is re-elected. Secret Service spokesman Brian Leary, said: "We are aware of the incident and we are conducting appropriate follow-up."
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman says he is embarrassed by what occurred in Colombia as allegations surface that U.S. military personnel are also involved in the Secret Service scandal
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Details have emerged about the case involving Secret Service agents sent home from Colombia following allegations that they were involved with prostitutes in Cartagena where Obama is attending the Sixth Summit of the Americas.
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Cartagena -
A dozen Secret Service agents providing security for President Obama at the summit in Colombia have been sent home following allegations of misconduct. According to sources, the allegations involved at least one of the agents consorting with prostitutes.
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The September 2014 intrusion into the White House left many questions as to how such an egregious security breach occurred. CBS Evening News
A Secret Service agent helps to evacuate the White House Screen Capture
File photo: Secret Service agents stand guard protecting a VIP Chuck Patch
Secret Service U-Haul truck stolen in Detroit Screengrab / Fox 2
INTRUDER ALERT: U.S. Secret Service officers began searching the White House grounds at dawn Monday after an apparent drone aircraft crashed on the lawn during the middle of the night. No injuries or damage was reported. U.S. Defense Department/Wikimedia Commons
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Will Joseph Clancy be able to ride out the latest mess? YouTube
How safe is the President? President Obama talks with White House Traveling Aide Bobby Schmuck as they walk to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center landing zone for departure from Bethesda, Md., July 29, 2014. The White House
File photo: The Secret Service is investigating after Ted Nugent said at a NRA meeting that he would be "dead or in jail" if Obama is re-elected RWW / Screengrab
Secret service agents at work protecting the president of U.S. Screengrab / ABC news
US President Barack Obama greeting attendees watched by US Secret Service agent Joseph Clancy (R) as Obama arrives for a town hall meeting Mandel Ngan, AFP/File
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