A Yoga Mat Caused the White House to Go Into Lockdown
Someone threw a sign and a yoga mat over the fence.
By Lisa RyanSomeone threw a sign and a yoga mat over the fence.
By Lisa RyanMore than 1,000 agents have already hit their yearly allowances for salary and overtime.
By Eric LevitzThe Trump Organization drives a hard bargain … with the people who protect the president.
By Margaret HartmannThe agency wasn’t even protecting the president’s son at the time.
By Chas DannerHe was caught soliciting a prostitute at a Maryland hotel while he was off duty.
By Margaret HartmannThe president-elect has been supplementing his Secret Service detail with members of his campaign’s private anti-protester patrol.
By Eric LevitzGym, roof deck, doorman, and 24/7 armed security.
By Adam K. RaymondConcrete barriers were erected around the midtown high-rise Wednesday.
By Adam K. RaymondShe’s amped up her security team after the Paris robbery.
By Lisa RyanThe Trump campaign has so far spent a total of $8.2 million on payments to businesses owned by the candidate or his family.
By Jonah SheppA 32-year-old man was arrested after trying to jump a security barrier and climb onto the stage as Trump was speaking to a crowd in Dayton, Ohio.
By Chas DannerA bipartisan congressional investigation found that the agency is "in crisis."
By Eric Levitz“I’ve seen some folks glancing at her in ways that made me not happy.”
By Jessica RoyHe is obviously no longer employed at the White House — which happens to be where he sent some of his disgusting messages from.
By Jaime FullerWhat did they do this time?
By Jaime FullerAround five dozen newly hired agents were working without the proper security clearances.
By Margaret HartmannValuable lesson: Don't fly drones near the White House.
By Jaime FullerThe former president didn't seem too worried, though.
By Jaime FullerIt’s policy to destroy them after 72 hours, but for some reason they saved two.
By Margaret HartmannIf the return address is accurate.
By Margaret Hartmann