US soldiers removed from White House detail amid probe

Military investigators are probing whether three soldiers who worked in the White House had "improper contact" with foreign women on President Donald Trump's recent Asia trip, The Washington Post reported Tuesday. Officials familiar with the situation told the Post that the three non-commissioned officers allegedly broke a curfew during Trump's Vietnam visit. The service members had been working for the White House Communications Agency, a specialized military unit that helps provide top officials with secure communications, the Post said.