Nov 17 - By Colleen Long, Associated Press Writer
A police car working ahead of Vice President Joe Biden's motorcade was involved in a minor traffic accident Tuesday evening, but it wasn't part of the procession and the vice president was unhurt.
Oct 13 - By Associated Press
The Secret Service and local police are investigating after a swastika was found carved into a Massachusetts golf course green next to President Barack Obama's name.
Oct 1 - By Eileen Sullivan, Associated Press Writer
The Secret Service has determined that a juvenile was behind the online survey that asked whether people thought President Barack Obama should be assassinated, an agency spokesman said Thursday.

Sep 30 - By Matthew Brown, Associated Press Writer
A former Secret Service agent named as the would-be operator of a Montana jail and law enforcement training center served 14 months in prison for stealing money from the government.
Sep 28 - By Associated Press
The U.S. Secret Service is investigating an online survey that asked whether people thought President Barack Obama should be assassinated, officials said Monday.

Sep 22 - By Jim Fitzgerald, Associated Press Writer
Moammar Gadhafi's Bedouin-style tent, which brought a camel-themed tapestry and four days of consternation to a leafy New York suburb, was last seen Friday being bundled into a U-Haul.

Aug 28 - By Calvin Woodward , Associated Press Writer
President Richard Nixon considered Ted Kennedy such a threat that he tried to catch Kennedy cheating on his wife, even ordering aides to recruit Secret Service agents to spill secrets on the senator's behavior.
Aug 13 - By David Dishneau, Associated Press Writer
The Secret Service is investigating a man who authorities said held a sign reading "Death to Obama" outside a town hall meeting on health-care reform in western Maryland.
Aug 7 - By Alex Johnson, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Law enforcement officials and business owners across the country say they have seen a significant spike in the circulation of counterfeit currency since the economy started to sour.
Jul 31 - By Associated Press
The U.S. Secret Service says a man is being held in the West African nation of Ghana after attempting to extort money from U.S. Rep. Robert Wexler.

Jul 22 - By Bill Dedman, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Despite his campaign promise to "make White House communications public," the Obama administration again is blocking the public from seeing White House visitor logs, this time refusing to disclose meetings with health care executives. Tonight, less than an hour before his news conference on health care, he released some of the information only after a nonprofit group filed a federal lawsuit.
Jul 17 - By Jeff Barnard, AP Environmental Writer
A federal appeals court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by demonstrators claiming they were discriminated against for their political views by U.S. Secret Service agents guarding President Bush during a southern Oregon campaign stop in 2004.
Jul 1 - By The Associated Press, Only on msnbc.com
- Like father, like son?
Jun 10 - By Associated Press
A northeastern Pennsylvania man is accused of attacking a Secret Service agent with brass knuckles and a chunk of asphalt.
Jun 9 - By Associated Press
A woman jumped a fence onto White House property Tuesday and was immediately taken into custody, the Secret Service said.
May 28 - By Gerald DeMarco, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Free after 32 years in prison, Sara Jane Moore says she was wrong, “misled” and “mistaken” in trying to assassinate President Gerald R. Ford in September 1975. However, she added: “I still believe if I hadn’t done it, someone else would.”“It was a time people don't remember. We had a war in this country, the Vietnam War,” Moore told Matt Lauer in an exclusive interview on TODAY Thursday. “This is going to sound a little strange, but I really thought that it would trigger a new revolution. We were saying the country needed to change, the only way it was going to change was a violent revolution. I genuinely thought that this might trigger that new revolution in this country.”It was only later, while spending time in solitary confinement, that the only woman ever to fire a shot at a president said she “had begun to realize that I'd been used.”“I think that I was misled, that I was mistaken. I think I made a serious error,
May 19 - By Larry Margasak, Associated Press Writer
The National Archives lost a computer hard drive containing massive amounts of sensitive data from the Clinton administration, including Social Security numbers, addresses, and Secret Service and White House operating procedures, congressional officials said Tuesday.
May 1 - By Associated Press
The Secret Service has closed off a street section near the White House because of concerns about an unattended bicycle.
Apr 15 - By Associated Press
The Secret Service says a suspicious package thrown over the fence and onto the White House's North Lawn was not dangerous.

Mar 31 - By Thomas Watkins, Associated Press Writer
A court-martial began Tuesday for a Marine accused of killing an unarmed captive in Iraq in a case officials knew nothing about until the defendant sought a Secret Service job and was asked about the most serious crime he had ever committed.

Mar 25 - By Brian Westley, Associated Press Writers
Leaders of the Secret Service and Capitol Police apologized Wednesday to thousands of ticket-holders who were shut out of Barack Obama's inauguration. They said, however, the event was largely a success with no injuries or arrests.

Feb 22 - By Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer
President Barack Obama plans to announce Monday a former Secret Service agent who helped expose lobbyists' corruption at the Interior Department as his pick to oversee the $787 billion economic stimulus plan.
Feb 1 - By Associated Press
President Barack Obama says he has complete faith in the Secret Service to protect him after some inaugural donors questioned whether his protection was sufficient.

Jan 22 - By Suzanne Choney, msnbc.com - Only on msnbc.com
Barack Obama gets to keep his beloved BlackBerry with him in the White House for personal use, a victory for the man considered the country's first high-tech president.
Jan 9 - By Pete Yost
A federal judge on Friday rejected the Bush administration's latest attempt to keep secret the identities of White House visitors and declared that the government illegally deleted Secret Service computer records.