World - 8:42 AM 3/27/2013
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World - 8:42 AM 3/27/2013
First Woman Is Chosen to Lead Secret Service
New York Times
WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday appointed Julia A. Pierson, a longtime Secret Service agent, as the first woman to head the agency best known for protecting the president, vice president and their families. Enlarge This Image ...
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President Barack Obama says he will appoint Julia Pierson as the first woman to head the U.S. Secret Service, the agency that protects the president and his family. Obama said Pierson is eminently qualified to lead the Secret Service, and she has had an exemplary 30-year career with the agency. Pierson is currently the Secret Service Chief of Staff. She began her career as a police officer in Orlando, Florida. Her appointment does not need Senate confirmation. Along with protecting the ...
New York Times
WASHINGTON — President Obama on Tuesday appointed Julia A. Pierson, a longtime Secret Service agent, as the first woman to head the agency best known for protecting the president, vice president and their families. Enlarge This Image ...
President Obama names Julia Pierson to head Secret ServiceLos Angeles Times
Obama names Julia Pierson as Secret Service director Washington Post
Woman to Direct Secret Service Wall Street Journal
Reuters-CBS News-WESH Orlando
all 97 news articles »
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