The investigations into the Trump-Russia probes of the 2016 election while they're back in the headlines.

New reports are claiming that FBI director Cash Patel allegedly discovered a cache of sensitive documents related to the probe in several quote-unquote burn bags.

And meanwhile, while the midterm elections are coming up fast. Texas is preparing a move that could help Republicans maintain their majority in Congress.

Also, the Treasury Department is now accepting donations by digital methods.

And if you're so inclined, you can now donate to the Treasury Department to help pay down the national debt.

I'll be talking about these topics and more today. I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator

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Now on to our first story for the day.

Look, the investigations into the whole Trump-Russia

probe was all the way back in 2016 leading up to and then after the elections, and then for a few

years, while they're all back in the headlines. Only now the tables are turned. And a recent

trove of documents has now allegedly been discovered in several burn bags.

What was the evidence doing in burn bags?

Well, Fox News said this.

FBI Dr. Cash Patel found a trove of sensitive documents related to the origins of the Trump

Russia probe buried in multiple burn bags in a secret room inside the bureau.

Sources told Fox News Digital.

Again, anonymous sources take it as you will.

But they say sources told Foxy's Digital that the burn bag system is used to destroy documents,

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