SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s acting leader on Friday accepted the resignation of the chief of the presidential security service, Park Jong-joon, as he faced police questioning over ...

Yoon's presidential security service said it would "take measures to handle the warrant in accordance with legal process." The court also dismissed Yoon's claims that he could not attend the ...

Army and Air National Guard troops from across the nation arrived in Washington last week to provide support and security ...

On Friday, the corruption office tried to detain Yoon but presidential security forces blocked them. The arrest warrant, issued last week, remains valid until Monday. Yoon, 63, has refused several ...

For weeks, the embattled president has been holed up in his fortified residence, surrounded by his Presidential Security Service team, evading arrest as he faces several probes and an impeachment ...

The officers seemingly encountered no meaningful resistance from presidential security forces as they approached Yoon's residence and there were no immediate reports of clashes. More than a ...

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio can’t erase a $475,000 fine for using a New York City Police Department security detail during his failed presidential campaign, said a civil court ...

SEOUL -- A South Korean court issued a warrant to arrest the acting chief of the presidential security service who blocked an attempt earlier this month to arrest impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol ...

With the presidential inauguration just one week away, 7News is learning new details about security plans from local and ...

The embattled president had been holed up in his fortified residence for weeks surrounded by his Presidential Security Service team, evading arrest as he faces several probes and an impeachment trial.

The police appear to be trying to weaken the leadership of the Presidential Security Service (PSS), which has been resolutely blocking efforts to execute a detention warrant against President Yoon ...

The Presidential Security Service is a state agency that reports directly to the president, dedicated to protecting the holder of that office. Formed during the authoritarian regime of President Park ...