Head of Secret Service Acknowledges Failure, Protests in Venezuela, San Francisco Might Pay Residents to Stay Sober

The Acting Director of the United States Secret Service Ronald Rowe, Jr. and the Deputy Director of the FBI Paul Abbate testify before members of the Senate.

Multiple protesters have reportedly been killed since the protests erupted in Venezuela following the election.

A new report shows that hidden regulatory costs are costing the average American over $15,000 per year.

If you live in San Francisco, a proposed program might pay you to stay sober.

Head of Secret Service Acknowledges Failure, Protests in Venezuela, San Francisco Might Pay Residents to Stay Sober | July 30