A top official from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced that the agency will begin sharing information on several high-profile cases that have, until now, remained mostly confidential.

In a public statement, the FBI’s deputy director confirmed that the agency is beginning to respond to long-standing requests for transparency from both lawmakers and the general public.

The cases in question include major national events such as the attack on a member of Congress, the Nashville school shooting, a past internal investigation, and lingering questions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The FBI is working closely with the Department of Justice to manage the release of sensitive materials, especially those involving classified information or cases where victims’ privacy is a concern.

“There are specific protections around victim statements and materials,” the deputy director said. “We are committed to transparency but must also act responsibly.”

This move signals a shift toward greater public accountability while balancing national security and the privacy of those affected.