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Over 130 Secret Service officers have been ordered to isolate after testing positive for or being exposed to the coronavirus.

The Friday letter from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington said that without proper oversight, "our democratic institutions will continue to slip away."

"Somebody was taken to the hospital," President Donald Trump said. "It was the suspect who was shot."

Though government officials previously claimed no chemical irritants were used to clear protesters from Lafayette Park for Donald Trump's photo as St. John's Church, the Secret Service now says an agent used pepper spray.

"Well, it was a false report," the president said.

Chairman Thompson called it "shameful that the president used the power of the federal government to attack Americans exercising their Constitutional right to protest" and requested an immediate briefing on the Secret Service's decision to use tear gas.

The president thanked the Secret Service for their handling of the protesters at the White House Friday evening, while D.C. Mayor Bowser said local police were present.

Protests over the death of George Floyd in Washington, D.C. on Friday caused Secret Service agents to place the White House under lockdown.

Two anti-dairy protesters interrupted the former vice president's speech in California on Super Tuesday.

The agency initially claimed that the dog, a female Belgian shepherd, had been "unleashed" at the time of the incident.

The federal agency requested two Kawaski jet skis—watercrafts that each retail from $9,999 to $15,299—and noted security challenges that special agents face when traveling with Trump to places such as Mar-a-Lago and the Hamptons.

A U.S. Secret Service agent testified at Yujing Zhang's Monday bond hearing that a fellow agent inserted the potentially "malicious" thumb drive she was carrying into his government computer.

"Whenever it comes to the safety of the president and his family, we ought to do everything that we possibly can," Rep. Elijah Cummings told Newsweek. "And we need to know all the facts."

The man was arrested after breaching a security perimeter outside the White House.

The president enjoyed being surrounded by Secret Service agents—even if they wouldn't return his waves.

Photos were allegedly taken of the incident.

Watchdog and ethics groups have long accused Trump family members of using the Oval Office to promote their family's overseas business ventures.

An Oklahoma man threatened to "blow the f***ing White House up" and kill President Trump if his wife wasn't released from jail.

Chief of staff John Kelly reportedly grabbed former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski by the collar and shoved him toward a wall during an argument outside the Oval Office.

A Mississippi high school student says she was physically removed from President Donald Trump's raucous Southaven rally Tuesday solely for wearing a Black Lives Matter shirt.

Pundit Donny Deutsch made claims in an interview on "Morning Joe."

Shawn Christy, 26, of McAdoo, Pennsylvania, is being pursued by U.S. Marshals, FBI and Secret Service for allegedly threatening on Facebook back in June to put a bullet in the head of President Donald Trump.

The populist politician said 20 unarmed men and women "are going to take care of me."

A U.S. Air Force F-16 fighter jet intercepted a small aircraft near President Donald Trump's private New Jersey golf course Saturday. 

A U.S. District Court Judge suggested that Democratic National Committee lawyers try serving Kushner through his attorney.

The documents "shed light on how much taxpayers are paying for trips taken by the heads of the president's private business empire," the watchdog stated.

Unnamed agent is the first to die on active duty since 2005.

"I don't want to go around surrounded by bodyguards…I want the people to look after me," the president-elect has previously said.

Declassified intelligence agency files show that New Zealand's security services covered up an assassination attempt on Queen Elizabeth II in 1981.

The driver was "briefly detained" and "found to be in lawful possession" of the gun, the Secret Service stated.