Biden saw his dog attack Secret Service agents, who would wish each other ‘safe shift,’ report claims
President Joe Biden reportedly watched his German shepherd Commander bite Secret Service members, according to a trove of incident reports.
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Filmmaker who recorded Alito, Roberts says she did it ‘in service of a public good’
Lauren Windsor, the filmmaker who secretly recorded conversations with Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, told NPR’s Steve Inskeep she falsely identified herself as a conservative Christian and made leading statements “in service of reaching a greater truth and in service of a public good.”
Trump pledges to eliminate taxes on tips for service workers during Las Vegas rally
Former President Donald Trump's "hot streak" continued in Las Vegas, Nevada, as the former president made a "big promise" during his rally Sunday. Just miles from the Las Vegas Strip, Trump pledged to eliminate taxes on tips for service workers if elected in November.
Jon Stewart Spots How Trump Is Doing America 'A Service' By Exploiting Political System
“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart explained how, in some ways, former President Donald Trump is doing the U.S. “a service” through his exploitation of the country’s political system.
Trump Felony Would Mean Loss Of Secret Service, Perks Under Democratic Bills
As an ex-president now with a felony on his record, Donald Trump would lose his Secret Service protection or the usual perks, like an office, of post-White House under bills sponsored by two House Democrats.
Secret Service head says RNC security plans not final as protesters allege free speech restrictions
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The head of the U.S. Secret Service said Thursday that security plans for the Republican National Convention are still being determined as protesters blasted restrictions they claimed will violate free speech with just weeks until the event.
Kennedy Calls for Secret Service Detail on Anniversary of Father’s Killing
On the 56th anniversary of his father’s assassination, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the independent presidential candidate, again pleaded on Wednesday to be granted Secret Service protection, arguing in an interview on Fox News that he was at an elevated risk of being targeted because of his family history.
Travis Kelce Says Secret Service Really Did Threaten 'To Tase' Him
Travis Kelce wasn’t joking when he sheepishly spoke a few words at the White House.