On a Friday night in Malibu, an uninvited woman arrived twice by Uber at the private residence of former Vice President Kamala Harris, prompting security to summon sheriff's deputies in a moment that quietly illuminates a larger question about how a democracy protects those who have served it. Harris and her husband were not home, and no arrest was made — yet the incident carries weight beyond its modest facts, arriving a year after the termination of Harris' federal Secret Service detail left her reliant on private arrangements for her safety. It is a reminder that the mantle of public servic
Woman twice enters Harris' Malibu home uninvited, sheriff responds
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