US media revealed that due to threats, the US Attorney General "quietly" moved into a heavily guarded residence inside a military base.

The New York Times reported on the 10th that, according to informed sources, in the face of threats from drug trafficking groups and individuals dissatisfied with his handling of the Epstein case, U.S. Attorney General Barr has quietly relocated to a military base in the Washington area. The New York Times reported that several U.S. government officials reside in such military bases. According to informed sources, the U.S. federal law enforcement department informed Barr's team that he faced a series of threats, including escalating criticism and conveyed safety warnings from investigators. As a precaution, Barr moved out of an apartment in the city in the past month.