A Secret Service agent assigned to protect Senator JD Vance has been placed on administrative leave and had his clearance suspended after allegedly leaking sensitive details about his job to an undercover journalist posing as a date. The agent, who has worked for the service for five years, reportedly revealed information about the vice president's travel schedule and security tactics, even showing his badge and photos from Air Force Two. This incident, which occurred despite the agent admitting to signing non-disclosure agreements, comes just days after Vance's Cincinnati home was attacked by a hammer-wielding individual. The Secret Service has apologized to the Vance family for the breach of trust and has ordered all personnel to retake anti-espionage training.