America’s Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard has claimed that America had given funding to more than 120 biological labs (biolabs) present in more than 30 countries of the world. Based on recently declassified documents made public, he said that research on many dangerous pathogens was conducted in these laboratories, including alleged gain-of-function research. After this revelation, the Trump administration has decided to end federal funding for such research.

Claims American funding in more than 30 countries
According to information released by ODNI, America had given financial assistance to more than 120 biolabs in more than 30 countries. It has been claimed that many of these labs were doing research on dangerous and rapidly spreading pathogens and their monitoring was not adequate.

Ukraine’s labs were also mentioned
Declassified documents say that more than 40 Ukrainian laboratories were working on pathogens linked to Soviet-era biological weapons. These include particularly dangerous pathogens such as anthrax, Ebola, MERS, SARS and plague.

Accusations against former administration and health officials
Tulsi Gabbard alleged that previous governments, some health officials and people in the national security apparatus did not tell the entire truth about the existence of these biolabs to the American public. He also said that attempts were made to suppress those who raised this issue.

Trump administration bans funding
Following these claims, President Donald Trump has decided to end US federal funding for gain-of-function research. The administration says that such research can pose a serious threat to global health security.

Surveillance will increase on labs located abroad
Tulsi Gabbard has instructed American intelligence agencies to collect information about these laboratories located abroad, the pathogens kept there and the ongoing research work. According to him, preliminary investigation has revealed some such clinical trials which raise serious concerns in terms of ethical, financial and security.

FBI Director Kash Patel Luxury Official Visit: In America, questions are being raised once again on FBI Director Kash Patel. There are reports that he has converted his official trip into a personal trip and has taken a luxury trip for his girlfriend. In such a situation, questions have now been raised on the use of FBI resources in America.

According to the NYT report, the 46-year-old FBI director allegedly flew from Washington to Philadelphia on May 10, 2025, with his 27-year-old girlfriend Alexis Wilkins in the FBI’s Gulfstream V jet. He had gone there to attend a country music concert. Returned later that night.

It has been reported in the report that the couple saw George Strait and Chris Stapleton from the private suite. Its cost is said to be 35 to 50 thousand dollars. Also, FBI flight crew and security guards continued on duty till after 11 pm. Kept waiting for Patel and Wilkins to leave the venue. During this time he also got overtime money.

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Patel denied the entire matter

Also, the report says that an answer was sought from Patel on this through FBI spokesperson, but he refused. In return it was said that Wilkins was invited by the artists. It has been clearly stated in the report that his official visits have now started including matters like meeting his girlfriend and private visits. Earlier he had been criticized for a so-called VIP snork excursion near the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. This memorial has been built in memory of the American soldiers killed in the 1941 attack.

Here, on this whole controversy FBI spokesman Ben Williamson posted on X saying that US Indo-Pacific Command The Commanding General of the United States is trying to pass off an invitation to a military base as a party or a holiday, which is very foolish.

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Former FBI director Robert Mueller passes away. He was 81 years old. Mueller led a controversial two-year investigation into US President Donald Trump’s alleged ties to Russia. The US President has also reacted to the death of the former FBI director by posting on the social media platform Truth.

The family issued a statement

Information about his demise has been issued by the family in a statement. In which it was said, ‘With deep sadness, we are sharing the news that Bob passed away last night. His family requests that their privacy be respected. However, the family did not say what were the reasons behind Muller’s death.

What did Trump say on the death of Robert Mueller?

US President Trump took a dig at the death of former FBI director Robert Mueller by posting a post. He wrote, ‘It’s good, I am happy he died. Now he cannot harm innocent people.

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Let us tell you that Mueller became the sixth FBI director of America. He was nominated by then President George W. Bush on September 4, 2001. He served as FBI Director for nearly 12 years and retired in 2013. President Barack Obama requested Mueller to remain director after his 10-year term ends. He was the second longest serving director of the FBI. Only J. Edgar Hoover served longer than him.

Let us tell you that he was the special counsel in the Justice Department’s investigation, in which it was being found out whether the Trump campaign had illegally coordinated with Russia to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.