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oted that release of the files may be delayed, with some Democrats accusing Republicans of slow-walking the process, while Republicans like Speaker Mike Johnson and Chairman Comer say they support transparency but want to handle the matter carefully. Additional reporting on the story was provided by CBS News

General Andrew Bailey as its new "co-deputy director", who will share duties with current Deputy Director Dan Bongino. The appointment comes after Bongino reportedly clashed with Attorney General Pam Bondi over the release of Jeffrey Epstein files. "I am proud to announce I have accepted the role of Co

ution • Continued Reporting: Director Patel Says 21 Arrested Overnight in D.C. Bringing Overall Total to 450 • Continued Reporting: Deputy Director Bongino to Work Alongside 'Co-Deputy Director' of FBI COUNTERTERRORISM • Analysis: Trump Is Turning the FBI Away From Investigating Terrorism and Corruptio

e worldwide — including recent large-scale operations by ISIS-K and deadly incidents in Europe and the U.S. — prompting officials like House Speaker Mike Johnson to describe the legislation as critical to preventing terrorist groups from exploiting generative Al to radicalize and incite violence on American s

n was referencing Crook's digital footprint. He called out current Director Patel, as well as former Director Christopher Wray, and Deputy Director Bongino. Former FBI Special Agent in Charge Jody Weis said the bureau has incredible capabilities to look deep into someone's digital footprint, and Crooks

going after them online —causing self-mutilation, suicide, sexual abuse." The Hindustan Times (11/20, Sen) quoted a statement from Deputy Director Bongino: "For those who may not know, the 764 Network is a heinous child exploitation ring that often targets children online and coerces them into acts of

ouse Rules Committee and the House Oversight and Government Committee are likely to revisit the issue, which could create new headaches for Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and his leadership team. Court cases surrounding the fate of Epstein's files could reach a resolution in the coming weeks, and lawmakers may

"elites" from criminal charges — have since assumed positions of high power in the Trump administration, such as Director Patel and Deputy Director Bongino. EFTA00163627 EFTA00163628 EFTA00163629 EFTA00163630 EFTA00163631 EFTA00163632 Email Public Affairs to subscribe to the Daily News Brief

tting Republican loyalty to President Trump against their base's demand for transparency on the Epstein files. Despite the rejection, House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed support for releasing the documents, saying, "We should put everything out there and let the people decide it." Additional reporting on th

"made up" by former FBI Director James Comey and former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden. The article noted that AG Bondi and Deputy Director Bongino had a tense exchange last week at the White House over a story about Epstein. Laura Loomer, who's close to Trump, said Friday she was told that Depu