FBI Director Wray says he intends to resign at end of Biden's term

FBI Director Christopher Wray has announced his intention to resign at the end of President Biden's term in January, prompted by the election of Donald Trump and the prospect of a new administration. In a recent town hall meeting, Wray stated that he made this decision after careful consideration, emphasizing his desire to maintain the FBI's focus on its core mission without becoming embroiled in political issues. His tenure has included significant investigations, including those leading to two indictments of Trump. By resigning voluntarily, Wray aims to avoid a contentious relationship with the incoming administration and prevent complications for the bureau. His departure marks a notable transition within the FBI, as he was appointed by Trump to insulate the agency from political pressures, raising questions about the future direction of the FBI under new leadership.