The FBI is reopening some high-profile investigations linked to incidents that have stirred political controversy in recent years.
These moves come as new attention is focused on sensitive matters involving the White House and key political events.
Cocaine Found at the White House Sparks New FBI Probe
Back in 2023, a small bag of cocaine was discovered in a cubby near the entrance to the West Wing of the White House.
This unexpected find led to plenty of speculation about who might have left it there.
Now, the FBI is officially launching a new investigation into the case.
Dan Bongino, who serves as the FBI’s deputy director, has personally requested weekly updates to stay informed on the progress.
The mystery over the ownership of the cocaine has remained unresolved for some time, with many theories swirling around.
The Political Finger-Pointing
Former President Donald Trump didn’t hold back, suggesting it was unlikely anyone but President Joe Biden or his son Hunter could be linked to the cocaine.
Meanwhile, the Biden family was out of Washington when the drugs were found, and White House officials dismissed the allegations as “incredibly irresponsible.”
The unresolved case has left a cloud of suspicion that the FBI now hopes to clear up with fresh investigation efforts.
Reopening the Supreme Court Leak Case
In addition to the cocaine probe, the FBI will also revisit another politically charged investigation: the leak of the Supreme Court’s draft opinion that eventually overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022.
When Politico published the draft on May 2, 2022, it sent shockwaves across the nation.
Donald Trump slammed the leak, labeling the leakers “slime” and demanding that the journalists involved be imprisoned until they revealed their sources.
Despite previous efforts by the Secret Service and the Supreme Court to identify who was responsible, the leak remains a mystery—at least for now.
Insider Tips and Whistleblower Leads
Bongino has indicated that he’s been in contact with whistleblowers who suspect that evidence related to the cocaine found in the White House might connect to someone in Biden’s inner circle.
These claims add another layer of intrigue as the FBI digs deeper.
Tackling Election-Related Threats
On another front, Bongino announced that the FBI is also ramping up resources to investigate the pipe bombs found at both the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters in Washington.
The devices were planted just the night before the January 6, 2021 Capitol riot, when supporters of Trump attempted to stop Congress from certifying Biden’s 2020 election victory.
Fortunately, the bombs were defused before causing harm, but the investigation remains a priority as authorities seek to bring those responsible to justice.
What Comes Next?
With these renewed investigations, the FBI is signaling a commitment to uncovering the truth behind some of the most politically sensitive incidents of recent years.
As new details emerge, the nation watches closely to see what findings and consequences might follow.