A Secret Service agent, responsible for the security of Vice President J. D. Vance, has been suspended after disclosing information about his personal travels.

A Secret Service agent, who ensures the security of American Vice President J. D. Vance, has been placed on administrative leave this week, accused of disclosing details about his travels. An internal investigation has been opened, and authorities have identified a person suspected of having transmitted information to the publication MS NOW. This reported on the dissatisfaction of Secret Service agents regarding the workload generated by the Vice President's personal travels, including costly requests such as helicopter flights for family activities. Agents have expressed concerns about the improper use of government resources, comparing the situation to that of previous vice presidents. In the context of tensions between the Trump administration and the press, the Secret Service and Vance's office have not commented on these revelations, and the consequences for the suspended agent remain unclear.