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AL EMAIL) - DRAFT: FBI Daily News Briefing - November 17, 2025 Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2025 09:50:03 +0000 Importance: Normal View in Browser ptFederal Bureau of Investigation Seal November 17, 2025 Federal Bureau of Investigation Daily News Briefing (In coordination with the Office of Public Affairs) Email Public Aff

viously claimed that "government gangsters at the FBI under Chris Wray are hiding this information" about the pipe bomb investigation. "Do you think the Federal Bureau of Investigation can't find a bomber in the United States of America?" he asked. Deputy Director Bongino called it an "inside job" to stop Trump. "This was a setup.

will respond every time," Director Patel wrote on X. The article noted that AG Bondi announced Thursday that an individual had attempted to confront Habba on Wednesday night, "destroyed property in her office" and then "fled the scene." She added, "Thankfully, Alina is ok. Any violence or threats of vi

at Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is seeking to transfer counterintelligence authority from the FBI to her own office, arguing that the bureau's Counterintelligence Division has been "weaponized for political purposes" by so-called "deep state actors." The article explained that a memo circul

separate Michigan lawsuit accuses Zarkin of discussing a plan to bribe former President Trump for a pardon, and the plaintiffs in that case informed the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Michigan State Police of the alleged scheme. The report said a summary of the related city investigation reviewed by Reuters indicated that "the

defend the homeland!' The article explained that US Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon Jr. in Detroit vowed to "follow the tentacles where they lead," while Habba praised coordination between the FBI's Michigan and New Jersey offices as "a model of coordination against extremist threats:' The article noted th

on the story. FBI and India's CBI Busts Cyber Fraud Network Targeting U.S. Nationals New India Express (08/25, Staff Writer) reported that India's Central Bureau of Investigation has busted a cyber fraud network that targeted U.S. nationals, defrauding them of nearly $40 million. The article noted that the operation was cond

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