The raid on Bolton's home was part of an investigation into the handling of classified documents according to The Associated Press.

Vice President JD Vance told NBC News former national security adviser John Bolton was being investigated over classified documents, not politics.

Former national security advisor John Bolton's home and office were the subject of FBI raids on Aug. 22 as authorities search for classified documents.

Robert Hill called in sick to work when he heard about what was happening in his Bethesda, Maryland. Every major cable news network was broadcasting from a house just a few streets away, but Hill had to see it for himself.

Four years after Bolton published his tell-all memoir, The Room Where It Happened, FBI agents swooped on his Maryland house on Friday in a stunning pre-dawn raid, flagged with a cryptic tweet by bureau director Kash Patel. “No one is above the law,” the MAGA loyalist wrote as his agents descended.

Donald Trump's former personal attorney said the president has "crossed yet another name off of his enemies list."

The FBI has searched the Maryland home and Washington office of ex-Trump national security adviser John Bolton as part of an investigation into the handling of classified information.

Former National Security Advisor John Bolton posted to X about the war in Ukraine when the FBI first raided his home on Friday morning, time stamps of the tweet show.

At the time of its release, The Room Where It Happened was one of the most high-profile and damaging insider accounts of the Trump presidency.

The former Trump national security adviser whose home and office are being searched by federal agents has been a vocal critic of the Republican president.

Federal agents on Friday searched the Maryland home and Washington office of John Bolton, the former national security adviser who broke publicly with President Donald Trump in his first administration, as part of a Justice Department investigation into the handling of classified material, according to multiple news reports.

The Wall Street Journal isn’t mincing words in its criticism of President Trump, even as it faces a lawsuit filed by the president over its reporting on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. In its latest op-ed,