The Secret Service’s motto is “Worthy of Trust and Confidence.” After this major security failure, trust and confidence have been lost. I believe in the Secret Service Agency, ...

The U.S. Secret Service motto is "Worthy of Trust and Confidence." Recent events, including the apparent deletion of Jan. 6 evidence, have put a large question mark after that phrase, and the ...

The motto of the United States Secret Service is "Worthy of Trust & Confidence," and its reputation for being an elite force is unparalleled. But a new book, "Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the ...

The Secret Service's motto is "Worthy of Trust and Confidence." There's more to that motto than meets the eye. To ensure the confidence of the people and the "protectees" assigned to it, the ...

The Secret Service's motto is "worthy of trust and confidence"—but Americans seem less likely to agree with that assessment now than at any point in the past decade, according to a survey.

Gallup found that approval of the Secret Service was cut by more than half from its 2019 high of 69%. Prior to the first Trump assassination attempt on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, approval of ...

More Secret Than Service. The motto of the U.S. Secret Service is “Worthy of trust and confidence,” but recently the agency has put that to the test. This week, the inspector general for the ...

One of them, 42-year-old Secret Service. Throughout President Trump's trip across Europe this month, the U.S. Secret Service kept him and his team secure in several foreign cities and countries.

Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe Jr. testifies at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the security failures leading to the July 13 attempted assassination of former President Trump at the U ...

Former President Donald Trump’s security detail had complained they were not being given enough resources and personnel by the Secret Service over the past two years, and the agency acknowledged ...

The Secret Service says protection for Donald Trump increased over the last few weeks, detailing concerns to his campaign about outdoor events, but a former special agent in charge says there's ...

Over the years, whenever the United States Secret Service’s lack of resources has been an issue, agents invoke a tongue-in-cheek motto: We do more with less.