The president-elect appears to be preparing to fire FBI Director Christopher Wray, who he previously nominated in 2017.

It’s the clearest indication yet that the new administration is looking to replace current director Christopher Wray.

J.D. Vance said in a now-deleted social media post that Trump's transition team is interviewing FBI director candidates.

Vance explained in a since-deleted post on X that he missed a Senate vote on Monday because he was helping Trump interview candidates for several government positions.

Vice President-elect JD Vance (R-Ohio) revealed the Trump team is interviewing candidates to lead the FBI, a sign of plans to boot current Director Christopher Wray. Vance’s comments came amid a spat on social platform X as he faced criticism for missing a Senate vote in which a judicial nominee of President Biden was approved.

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to power could mean FBI director Christopher Wray must choose between getting fired and submitting his resignation.

Washington: When Donald Trump appointed Christopher Wray as FBI director in 2017, he praised him as a "impeccably qualified individual" and a "model of integrity." But in the last seven years, a lot has changed,

As my colleague David Kurtz explained in Monday’s Morning Memo, it would be a massive break from precedent for

Mike Rogers, a former FBI agent and House intelligence committee chairman, could be considered a candidate for the job.

Vice President-elect JD Vance let slip that Trump is interviewing candidates to take over the FBI before the current director’s term is up during a heated X exchange over Biden judicial nominee confirmations.