US EditionFBI announces new probes into Dobbs Supreme Court leak, White House cocaine incident
- The FBI plans to investigate incidents including cocaine found in the White House and the Supreme Court Dobbs decision leak, as stated by FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino.
- Bongino mentioned that investigations would include a 2023 incident where cocaine was discovered in the White House.
- Bongino claimed he had communicated with whistleblowers who believed evidence from the cocaine bag could involve a member of the inner Biden circle.
- The FBI will also allocate more resources to investigate pipe bombs placed at the Democratic National Committee and the Republican National Committee.
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Donald Trump‘s FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino just made a bold declaration—but instead of silencing critics, he may have accidentally lit a match under the very movement that once cheered his rise. In an X post, Bongino announced a sweeping review of unresolved federal investigations, claiming he and the director decided to re-open or intensify cases that “have garnered public interest.” These include the January 6 DC pipe bombing and the Supre…
FBI reopens 3 unsolved cases from Biden era
The FBI is revisiting three unsolved cases from the Biden administration — each one closed without resolution and now getting a fresh look. Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the renewed push Monday, May 26, saying the bureau will reexamine the 2021 pipe bombings on Capitol Hill, the 2022 leak of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs draft opinion and the 2023 discovery of cocaine at the White House. “Shortly after swearing in, (FBI Director Kash Patel) …
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