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  FBI Director Kash Patel  &  Deputy Director Dan Bongino  in a Single Frame BREAKING: FBI Spent Over $850,000 in Overtime to Process and Redact Epstein Files, Records Show WASHINGTON, D.C. — Newly released FBI records reveal the agency spent more than $850,000 in overtime pay to process and redact files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein , operating under an internal effort labeled the “Epstein Transparency Project 2025,” according to documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit. The records were released to Bloomberg investigative reporter Jason Leopold following a civil lawsuit he filed against the FBI seeking disclosure of Epstein-related materials. The documents show that during the week of March 17–22, 2025 , the FBI mobilized 934 agents , who collectively logged 14,278 hours of overtime , referred to internally as “premium pay.” Nearly $1 Million Spent on Redactions According to the documents, the FBI paid $851,3...

FBI Director Kash Patel & Deputy Director Dan Bongino in a Single Frame FBI Director Kash Patel Praises Dan Bongino After Retirement Announcement FBI Director Kash Patel issued strong praise for Dan Bongino following Bongino’s announcement that he will retire from the bureau in January, crediting him with playing a key role in reform efforts and major investigative breakthroughs. In a statement released after the announcement, Patel described Bongino as an essential partner in restoring public trust and operational effectiveness within the FBI. “Dan is the best partner I could’ve asked for in helping restore this FBI,” Patel said. “He brought critical reforms to make the organization more efficient, led the successful Summer Heat operation , served as the people’s voice for transparency, and delivered major breakthroughs in long unsolved cases like the pipe bomb investigation .” READ MORE:  Benny Johnson Praises Bongino’s FBI Service Following Resignation Key Contributions ...

FBI Director Kash Patel & Deputy Director Dan Bongino in a Single Frame 🚨 BREAKING: FBI Identifies Nearly 6,000 Child Victims as Arrests Surge 500% in Crackdown on “Nihilistic Violent Extremism” In a stunning development, the FBI announced a massive breakthrough in its nationwide crackdown on online networks targeting children—identifying or locating nearly 6,000 child victims and increasing related arrests by almost 500% compared to previous years. FBI Director Kash Patel called the findings “one of the most important issues in America,” vowing that the bureau “won’t stop working” until these predatory networks are dismantled. 🔥 Key Findings Nearly 6,000 child victims identified or located — a 23% increase from 2024 500% surge in arrests tied to “Nihilistic Violent Extremism” (NVE) cases 300+ active cases linked to the violent 764 network 20% more arrests of 764-affiliated offenders than last year According to senior officials, many of these arrests involve m...

  Photo credit: Gage Skidmore/CC BY-SA 2.0,  via Flickr FBI and U.S. Marshals Rescue 122 Missing and Exploited Children Across 10 States in Major Multi-Agency Operation In one of the largest child recovery missions in recent U.S. history, federal and state authorities announced that 122 missing, endangered, and exploited children have been rescued across Florida and nine additional states during a sweeping two-week operation. The mission — “Operation Home for the Holidays” — was led by the U.S. Marshals Service with major support from the FBI, state law enforcement, and local police departments. Children recovered ranged in age from just 23 months old to 17 years , highlighting the urgent and heartbreaking dangers faced by vulnerable youth nationwide. Officials confirmed that the operation also extended beyond U.S. borders, with two children located in Mexico and Guatemala. READ MORE: Florida authorities rescue 122 missing children in historic operation, many exploited a...