In a surprising twist, the FBI has decided to reopen its investigation into the bag of cocaine that was discovered inside the White House back in July 2023.

Renewed Focus on High-Profile Cases
Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino announced on May 26 that this case—alongside other major unsolved investigations like the 2021 D.C. pipe bombing and the Supreme Court Dobbs opinion leak—is now back under the microscope. All three cases are reportedly getting weekly updates and fresh resources.

Where Was the Cocaine Found?
The small bag of cocaine was found in a storage cubby near the West Wing entrance, a spot often used by both staffers and visitors. Lab tests confirmed the substance, but the investigation hit a wall last year after turning up no fingerprints, no DNA, and no clear suspects. More than 500 people had access to the area, which made it nearly impossible to narrow down the source.

Trump Weighs In—Without Evidence
Former President Donald Trump recently brought the case back into the spotlight, speculating—without any proof—that “either Joe or Hunter” Biden could be responsible. However, records show the Biden family was at Camp David the weekend the cocaine was found.

Hunter Biden’s History
Hunter Biden has been open about his struggles with addiction in the past. According to his family and public statements, he has been sober since 2019.

What’s Next?
The renewed FBI attention is giving some people hope that the case may finally move forward. For now, though, it remains one of Washington’s more bizarre unsolved mysteries.