FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has announced a new initiative to release previously restricted information on several high-profile cases. This effort aims to increase transparency and rebuild public trust in the agency.

Bongino shared that the FBI has begun providing documents and evidence to Congress and the public on cases of significant interest. These include the 2017 attack on Congressman Steve Scalise, the 2023 Nashville school shooting, the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, and early probes into the origins of COVID-19.

“We understand the public has questions and concerns about how these cases were handled,” Bongino said. “We’re working to respond responsibly while respecting privacy and security.”

This move reflects the FBI’s commitment to openness while balancing the need to protect sensitive information and those involved in these cases.