United States Secret Service

The NYPD has imposed security restrictions around Madison Square Garden ahead of President Donald Trump’s attendance at Game 3 of the NBA Finals, canceling a public watch party. The Knicks lead the series 2-0 against the Spurs, with additional watch parties scheduled at alternate locations.

A 21-year-old Maryland man, Nasire Best, with a criminal record and mental health history, was fatally shot by Secret Service agents after opening fire at a White House security checkpoint. Best had prior encounters with law enforcement, including an incident where he claimed to be Jesus Christ and was arrested for unlawful entry near the White House complex.

President Trump thanked the Secret Service for neutralizing an armed man who shot at officers outside the White House and reiterated his support for constructing a new White House ballroom. The incident occurred on Saturday, prompting Trump to highlight the need for enhanced security measures.

Gunshots were reported near the White House Saturday night, with reporters hearing multiple shots and being instructed by the Secret Service to take shelter. ABC reporter Selina Wang shared a video capturing the incident, and President Trump was present at the White House during the event.

The White House North Lawn was cleared by the Secret Service on Saturday evening after the sound of apparent gunshots was heard near the White House. Authorities responded to the potential security threat, though no immediate details about the source of the gunshots were provided.

President Trump expressed frustration with the Senate parliamentarian's decision to block a filibuster-proof vote on $200 million in security funding for his East Wing renovation and ballroom project. Republicans are attempting to revise the language to secure Secret Service funding as part of a larger immigration enforcement bill, though it remains unclear if direct funding for Trump's ballroom will be permitted under budget reconciliation rules.

The Senate has ruled on federal funding for a Trump ballroom, potentially jeopardizing $1bn in public funds allocated for Secret Service security upgrades. Republicans are seeking to allocate the funds despite the ruling. The plans are linked to the Trump ballroom.

A standoff occurred between US Secret Service agents and Chinese security officials during President Donald Trump's visit to China, delaying entry to an event at the Temple of Heaven. The incident involved a blocked armed agent and heated discussions. Tensions have previously flared between the two groups, including a 2017 incident over the nuclear football.

A skirmish broke out between US Secret Service and Chinese security during Trump's visit to Beijing, highlighting rising tensions. The incident occurred as Trump was visiting China. Tensions have been escalating between the two nations.

Chinese security blocked a U.S. Secret Service agent from entering Beijing's Temple of Heaven with their weapon during President Trump's meeting with China's President Xi Jinping, causing a nearly hour and a half delay. The incident occurred on Thursday during a bilateral meeting. The entry into the event site was delayed due to an intense discussion.

Top officials from the Department of Homeland Security and the United States Secret Service state that the $1 billion allocated for White House ballroom security will also be used for other critical missions. This funding is part of a Republican initiative. The statement implies a broader application of the funds beyond just security for the White House ballroom.

A Texas man, Michael Marx, allegedly shot a civilian while exchanging gunfire with the Secret Service near the Washington Monument. He shouted 'F--- the White House' and was charged with three criminal charges. The incident occurred near the White House, where Vice President JD Vance was departing at the same time.

President Donald Trump responded to reports of cost overruns for the White House ballroom, stating the price remains under $400 million. The project's cost increased due to a deliberate expansion to twice the original size and higher quality. Republicans allocated $1 billion for the East Wing Modernization Project, which includes security adjustments and upgrades.

President Donald Trump responded to reports of cost overruns for the White House ballroom, stating the price remains under $400 million. The project's cost increased due to its doubled size and higher quality. A $1 billion appropriation for the East Wing Modernization Project was included in a Republican budget reconciliation package.

House Democrats are opposed to a Republican proposal to spend $1 billion on security measures for the White House ballroom, calling it a waste of funds and an example of Republicans prioritizing the executive branch. The proposal is part of an $82 billion reconciliation package to fund federal law enforcement. Democrats argue that the funds could be better spent on healthcare, nutrition, and housing.

A Federal Aviation Administration employee, Dean DelleChiaie, has been charged with threatening to kill President Donald Trump in an email sent to the White House. The email allegedly stated that DelleChiaie planned to 'neutralize' or 'kill' the president. DelleChiaie faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

A Secret Service officer was arrested and charged with indecent exposure, resulting in administrative leave. The incident involves a member of the Secret Service, a law enforcement agency responsible for protecting high-ranking government officials. The details of the arrest and charge have been made public.

Senate Republicans included $1 billion in taxpayer funding for a ballroom project at the White House, despite initial claims that it would be privately funded. The funding is part of a larger reconciliation package focused on immigration enforcement. The move has drawn criticism from Democrats, who argue that the money could be better spent elsewhere.

Kirk Bangstad, owner of Minocqua Brewing Company, has announced his bid for Wisconsin governor after previously offering free beer in the event of President Donald Trump's death. Bangstad's announcement comes after his brewery was investigated by the FBI and Secret Service due to a Facebook post. He is seeking 2000 signatures to qualify for the November election.

The Secret Service shot an armed man near the White House. The incident involved a single individual and the area was secured after the shooting. Details of the event are still emerging.

A plainclothes Secret Service officer exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect near the White House after observing a suspicious individual with a firearm. The incident occurred and was addressed by the USSS. Details were provided during a press briefing by USSS Deputy Director Matt Quinn.

The Secret Service shot a man near the White House who allegedly fired toward officers. The incident occurred on the south lawn of the White House. The Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial were visible from the scene.

A lockdown was triggered near the White House due to an individual being shot, which occurred during a live speech by President Donald Trump. The incident led to a brief interruption of the president's address. The Secret Service responded promptly to the situation.

A man was arrested at Trump's Miami golf club for causing a disturbance, according to the Secret Service. This incident occurred a week after shots were fired at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington, D.C. Mr. Trump was rushed off the dais during the previous incident.

A Secret Service agent with 20 years of presidential protection experience discusses two major changes in security protocols for Donald Trump following a traumatic White House Correspondents' Dinner (WHCD) incident. The changes aim to address vulnerabilities exposed during the event.

A Chicago man has been charged with threatening to attack a United States Secret Service office and hunt an agent. The incident involves allegations of planning violence against a federal security agency.