Should he emerge from the GOP primary, Nathan Headrick would tap into his finances to support the uphill battle to flip Virginia's 11th Congressional District ...

For 18 years as an FBI agent, Brian Driscoll had gone about his business quietly, even when that business was plenty dramatic, such as participating in hostage-rescue missions everywhere from ...

Newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel had told allies initially that Robert Kissane, the acting deputy director, was the likely pick to keep the job until Kissane and Brian Driscoll, the then ...

“We find ourselves in the middle of a battle of our own, as good people are being walked out of the FBI and others are being targeted because they did their jobs in accordance with the law and FBI ...

The agreement came after Driscoll told his employees that the bureau had been forced to turn over the names of special agents who worked on Jan. 6 cases.

A message circulating among FBI employees and written by an FBI agent, verified by NBC News, described the pain and anger among people who feel targeted for following orders and doing their jobs.

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Bove has accused Driscoll of “insubordination,” and FBI employees are wondering what his future holds at the bureau, if Kash Patel, Trump’s nominee, is confirmed as director.

They all waited for Brian Driscoll, the FBI acting director. Driscoll arrived from a tense meeting with Emil Bove, the Trump-appointed second in command at the Justice Department.

Bove, in his memo on Wednesday, accused Driscoll, the FBI's acting chief, of “insubordination” for resisting his request “to identify the core team” responsible for Jan. 6 investigations.