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

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.

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

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.

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 Atlantic’s Nancy Youssef said she and all print photographers were blocked from a press briefing.

Hacked emails reveal the magazine editor’s shady work with Israel’s U.N. ambassador.

Donald Trump intends to fire National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, who accidentally added a journalist to the group chat discussing air strikes on Yemen.

Here’s photo proof National Security Adviser Mike Waltz was lying about not knowing Jeffrey Goldberg.

Trump’s defense secretary is refusing to answer one major question on the info shared in that group chat.

Jeffrey Goldberg has released the complete war plans group chat, which Donald Trump’s administration has rushed to deny.

Trump’s Cabinet members should be deeply embarrassed by the inclusion of a prominent journalist in their private war chat. But these MAGA bozos have other ideas.

John Ratcliffe immediately panicked over his own answer to the question.

Some of Donald Trump’s top advisers and Cabinet members shared classified war plans in a group chat.

Donald Trump’s senior advisers shared confidential information in a group chat.

Donald Trump also insisted he had won the presidential election “THREE” times.

Bari Weiss and other self-anointed defenders of free speech used the author’s stabbing to accuse the left of rhetorical excess—and ignored the very relevant scourge of book-banning by the American right.