Secret service

• The Secret Service prostitution scandal escalated Tuesday with the disclosure that at least 20 women had been in hotel rooms with U.S. agents and military personnel just before President Barack Obama arrived for a summit with Latin American leaders.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• Washington (CNN)-- The White House defended the Secret Service and its director Tuesday amid an embarrassing investigation into whether several agents brought prostitutes back to their hotel in Colombia ahead of a presidential visit.
(CNN)
• (CBS News) WASHINGTON - An unfolding investigation shows that 21 Americans representing the U.S. Secret Service and four branches of the military went drinking last Wednesday night and brought prostitutes back to their hotel in Colombia.
(CBS News)
• President Barack Obama has confidence in Secret Service director Mark Sullivan and believes he acted swiftly to deal with a scandal in Colombia where agents were alleged to have engaged in misconduct involving prostitutes, the White House said on Tuesday.
(msnbc.com)
• WASHINGTON—U.S. lawmakers investigating an alleged Secret Service prostitution scandal said Tuesday that up to 20 women were brought back to a Colombian hotel in apparent violation of security rules prior to a regional presidential summit.
(Wall Street Journal)
• FROM CNNs Jack Cafferty: Your government gone wild. As details of the Secret Service and GSA scandals emerge, theres a growing sense that Washington isnt always working for the people who pay their salaries - that would be us, the taxpayers.
(CNN)
• CARTAGENA, Colombia -- At the Ligueros Club, one of many busy bordellos in this seaside tourist city, prostitutes dressed in lingerie wait for a bell to ring, signaling the arrival of men on the prowl. But the next group of U.S.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• The U.S.
(ABC News)
• SEAN HANNITY, HOST OF HANNITY: A prostitution scandal has rocked the United States secret service and has the Obama administration scrambling to contain this national embarrassment.
(FOX News)
• Former agent and current Maryland Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Dan Bongino spoke out Monday about his former colleagues at the currently scandal-plagued U.S. Secret Service.
(Huffington Post)