If you’ve ever been lucky enough to spot a royal family member in the wild, you may have noticed their bodyguards don’t call them Prince William, Catherine or—dare we say—Lizzy in public. In fact, the ...

While they might seem accessible to the public, the royal family doesn’t mess around when it comes to security. Which is why their security team often uses code names for members of the royal family.

It's fair to say that when you're part of the Royal Family, things are done a little differently. And even death is no exception. So you won't be shocked to learn that each senior member has an ...

Dwight Eisenhower was given the code name Providence when he came into office in 1953. After he retired, he was known as Scorecard because of his love for golf. Don’t forget to check out these funny ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) — In every presidency for over 70 ...

A Secret Service agent stands guard as US President Barack Obama answers questions during a town hall event at Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina, March 6, 2015.SAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images ...

What's in a code name? A lot of history, that's what! For over 75 years, U.S. presidents and first families have taken part in a long-honored tradition of going by nicknames symbolic of their ...

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