The FBI has announced the reopening of investigations into two significant controversies from the Biden administration: the discovery of cocaine at the White House and the leak of the Dobbs Supreme Court draft opinion. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino confirmed that the bureau will allocate resources to examine these cases, which have been flagged as potential public corruption issues. The FBI is set to investigate the cocaine scandal discovered in 2023, alongside the controversial leak related to reproductive rights. Officials suggest a comprehensive review of unresolved Biden-era cases, indicating a renewed focus on transparency and accountability within the administration.