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.
“We haven’t been able to interview the sniper who took out Crooks,” Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, told reporters. Johnson is ...
Congressional staffers say there are increasing concerns about Secret Service's funding levels, as Congress debates federal ...
The agency released a brief summary of its monthslong inquiry into the failures leading to the attempted assassination of ...
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It took 3 assassinations before Congress tasked the Secret Service with protecting presidentsTwo more presidents — James Garfield in 1881 and William McKinley in 1901 — would be killed by an assassin’s bullet before ...
Acting Secret Service director Ronald L. Rowe Jr. is urging Congress to invest in the agency after two apparent assassination ...
The efforts come after an assassination attempt on former President Trump at a rally in July, and after Secret Service ...
The House task force investigating the assassination attempts against former President Trump has scheduled its first hearing ...
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