US EditionKash Patel Embraces the Limelight
- John Sullivan, a former FBI analyst, announced his candidacy for Congress, challenging Representative Michael Lawler in New York's 17th District after resigning due to concerns over the Trump administration's actions.
- Sullivan's resignation letter criticized Donald Trump for pardoning violent insurrectionists connected to January 6, expressing that these actions pose a threat to communities.
- Kash Patel, the current FBI director, has embraced visibility since taking office, attending events like UFC matches and NHL games, showcasing a notable shift in how the agency is presented to the public.
- An FBI spokesperson stated that March's numbers were their highest ever, emphasizing that the agency is adhering to all ethical guidelines despite criticisms of its leadership.
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Kash Patel Embraces the Limelight
New York Times: “Mr. Patel seems to relish his new status as director, cutting a highly visible path while running the most important law enforcement agency in the nation. His embrace of the spotlight appears to be a break from the recent past. Previous directors did the job with little fanfare, deflecting any attention that might detract from the work of the bureau.”
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