FBI Reopens White House Cocaine, Supreme Court Leak, Pipe Bomb Investigations

The FBI has announced it will reopen investigations into the 2023 discovery of cocaine inside the White House and the 2022 leak of the Supreme Court's draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. Dan Bongino, a conservative commentator recently appointed as FBI deputy director, disclosed the renewed probes on X, requesting weekly briefings and emphasizing the need for transparency. The cocaine, found near the West Wing entrance while President Biden and his family were away, had previously yielded no forensic leads, with Republicans, including Donald Trump, alleging involvement of Biden or his inner circle—claims dismissed by the White House as irresponsible. Similarly, the Supreme Court leak, which sparked nationwide protests and condemnation from Trump who demanded jail time for journalists, remains unsolved. Bongino mentioned whistleblower tips suggesting the cocaine evidence might implicate someone close to Biden, and additional resources are being allocated to related cases, such as the pipe bombs planted near party headquarters. These developments have reignited political debate and calls for accountability amid unresolved controversies from Biden's administration.