Secret Service protection continues for all former presidents after their terms expire. The involved agents were both women but have not been publicly identified further.

Two Secret Service agents have been suspended after they were caught on camera fighting outside former President Barack Obama ...

Two female on-duty officers were caught fighting while providing security to the home of former President Barack Obama in ...

WASHINGTON — The Secret Service's acting director on Tuesday told lawmakers he considered it indefensible that the roof used by the gunman in the attempted assassination of former President ...

According to The New York Times, an official for the Department of Government Efficiency tripped an alarm last month while scoping out the roof of ... there. A Secret Service agent reportedly ...

Ronald Rowe is being joined by FBI Deputy Director Paul Abbate at a joint hearing of the Senate committees on the Judiciary and Homeland Security.

(The Center Square) – A Butler Township police officer said he’d warned the U.S. Secret Service about security ... sight existed for the AGR building roof or its surrounding complex, which ...

No specific law enforcement agency was responsible for covering the building where the gunman who shot at former President Donald Trump earlier this summer was perched, a Secret Service agent ...

And there was no discussion with Secret Service about putting a team on the roof, even though snipers from local law enforcement agencies “were apparently not opposed to that location.” ...

The report details a series of “communications deficiencies” before the shooting by 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, who was killed by a Secret Service counter-sniper after firing eight rounds in ...

Rowe said he couldn’t understand or defend why the roof where shooter Thomas Crooks fired from wasn’t better secured. He said the Secret Service is investigating whether any employees broke ...

Outdoor events, though, are where your threat level “goes through the roof,” said a former officer with the Secret Service uniformed division who requested anonymity to discuss his service.