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But that said, there are still hundreds of thousands of records under review, and those are still going to be released on a rolling basis in the coming weeks.

So we could be learning more in the near future.

Yep, my pleasure.

Bongino posted his farewell announcement on X on Wednesday, stating that he'll be leaving his position in January and thanking Trump, Attorney General Bondi, FBI Director Patel, and the American people for the privilege to serve them.

Trump appointed Bongino to the bureau in February.

Before his career in conservative media, Bongino served in the New York Police Department and Secret Service.

In the media, he was an adept watchdog over the Department of Justice and FBI, especially on scandals such as Operation Crossfire Hurricane and the Jeffrey Epstein saga.

Mangino recently wrapped one of his priorities for the FBI since coming into the deputy director role, identifying the suspected pipe bomber who planted bombs outside the Republican and Democratic headquarters in Washington, D.C.

on January 5th, 2021.

Nick Reiner has been taken into custody following the gruesome stabbing deaths of his famous parents, director Rob Reiner and photographer Michelle Singer Reiner.

Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham has more.

More details are emerging about the Hanukkah massacre at Bondi Beach over the weekend.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the latest.

The nation of Chile has moved sharply to the right, with the hardline conservative candidate winning the presidency in a landslide.

José Antonio Kast won the election this weekend after a campaign focused on crime and immigration.

The 59-year-old devout Catholic has run twice before unsuccessfully, but his message clearly resonated with the nation this time around.

He defeated Communist Party candidate Jeanette Jara by an overwhelming 17-point margin.

Live Nation and Ticketmaster just took a major legal blow after a judge in California said the companies must face a sweeping class-action lawsuit over their ticket prices.

The suit accuses them of squeezing American concertgoers for years.

Judge George Wu ruled that millions of fans who bought tickets through Ticketmaster or Live Nation going all the way back to 2010 can band together, covering more than 400 million ticket sales.