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The Secret Service Agent Who Caught a Bullet for Reagan on the Trump Shooting
On March 30, Ronald Reagan was headed to his limousine after addressing the AFL-CIO at the Washington, D.C., Hilton Hotel ...
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Former Secret Service agent who took a bullet for Reagan said the Trump shooting was a failure 'plain and simple'
A former Secret Service agent said that the assassination attempt on Donald Trump represented a "failure" for his security team. Tim McCarthy, who in 1981 defended then-President Ronald Reagan ...
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Secret Service seeks funding boost to address dangerous ‘new reality’
On Sunday, a Secret Service agent spotted an armed man on the perimeter of the Trump ... The July attack was the first ...
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Secret Service Agent Who Was Wounded in Reagan Assassination Attempt Says He Accepts Hinckley’s Release
John W. Hinckley Jr., who shot Ronald Reagan and three others outside a D.C. hotel in 1981, will be released on June 15, and a Secret Service agent who was wounded in the shooting said he ...
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For Presidents, Golf Is a Refuge. For the Secret Service, It Can Be a Headache.
Image Secret Service agents jumped into action after a man crashed his pickup through the gates at Augusta National Golf Club while President Ronald Reagan was playing golf in 1983.Credit ...
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A Secret Service Legend Passes
the U.S. Secret Service agent who helped save Ronald Reagan from an assassin’s bullets, passed away last Friday, at age 85, from congestive heart failure. As the head of the Presidential ...
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Secret Service chief makes remarkable admission: We need a ‘paradigm shift’
The incident on Sunday, which the FBI called an apparent attempted assassination of Trump, unfolded at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, after a Secret Service agent spotted a rifle ...
How to restore trust in the Secret Service
The Secret Service needs to provide Donald Trump with security at the level the sitting president receives and offer far greater transparency to the public.