Patel reportedly regularly has to reschedule meetings because of his drinking.

Former acting FBI Chief Brian Driscoll revealed Kash Patel is significantly focused on helping Donald Trump.

Patel has ordered at least two dozen staffers to take polygraph tests.

“It turned into a sh*tshow,” a former agent said of the scene.

The investigation is highly unusual, and some FBI officials expressed concern over the probe.

When the FBI took over an alleged international kidnapping case from local law enforcement—and sent a plane to retrieve a child from Cuba—certain details of the story changed in telling ways.

The reporter who wrote the story says she has gotten a host of new sources ready to dish dirt on Patel.

The administration’s vindictive targeting of the Southern Poverty Law Center is yet another mask-off moment.

Patel’s lawsuit against The Atlantic states he was temporarily locked out of his government computer.

The loss comes right after Patel sued The Atlantic over a story about his partying habits.

House Judiciary Democrats are asking the FBI director to explain his drinking habits.

The prominent civil rights group warned it could face criminal charges for its past use of paid informants on extremist organizations.

A former official said Patel is “rightly paranoid” that he could lose his job at any minute—and the FBI director is furious that The Atlantic published a story about it.

The FBI included a detailed list of what constitutes domestic terrorist activity in the 2027 budget.

The Justice Department has confirmed that the FBI director’s personal email was breached.

The FBI director had a tough time testifying before a House committee.

The FBI director said the gross invasion of privacy had led to “valuable intelligence.”

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is pissed that the media reported on the warning—but why did the FBI issue it in the first place?

The FBI director announced a “historic seminar” at Quantico.

The FBI director tried to halt an investigation into the ICE killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis.