Multiple outlets report allegations that the CIA removed documents related to the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy and records connected to the MK-ULTRA program from Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard’s office or related storage. The accounts cite intelligence and/or whistleblower claims, including allegations that the CIA took the materials “in the middle of the night” and that CIA action occurred while Gabbard was reviewing records that her team planned to declassify. One report from the Washington Times says 40 boxes of materials were taken and that the CIA has not explained why. Other outlets describe the CIA taking files from Gabbard’s warehouse or office and point to lawmakers demanding answers. These reports vary in wording and detail, but they converge on the core claim: that CIA personnel removed JFK assassination and MK-ULTRA-related files associated with Gabbard’s role and that the matter has prompted requests for clarification from U.S. lawmakers. The reports do not provide independent documentation or official confirmation within the articles.