Former Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe said in December 2024 that the immediate changes to the agency included expanding the use of drones for surveillance purposes.

Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn said in an interview with CBS News that six agents were suspended without pay or benefits following an assassination attempt on President Trump last July.

Senior-level Secret Service officials failed to share “classified threat information” related to President Trump with those assigned to protect him during the Pennsylvania campaign rally where ...

Six members of the Secret Service have been suspended for failures related to last year’s assassination attempt against President Trump at a rally in Butler, Pa. The suspensions for the six ...

Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn told CBS News six agents were suspended for varying lengths of 10 to 42 days, without pay or benefits. "Secret Service is totally accountable for Butler.

The Secret Service said it had implemented 21 congressional recommendations after the shooting and is in the progress of adding 16 more as investigators continue to seek answers about what happened.