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Parler said it "welcomes" calls from the House Oversight Committee for a "robust examination" of its policies and said it has been "cooperating and will continue to" with law enforcement efforts in the investigation into the Capitol riot earlier this month.

Carolyn Maloney, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, is asking the FBI to conduct a "robust examination" of the role social media site Parler played in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, specifically whether the platform was a "potential facilitator" of planning or inciting the violence. 

President Biden is expected to keep FBI Director Christopher Wray in his post during his administration, Fox News has learned.

The son of an FBI Ten Most Wanted fugitive sought for the “honor killings” of his teenage daughters has pleaded guilty to helping his father evade law enforcement for more than 12 years, prosecutors say. 

A New York City man who operates a business that teaches men how to pick up women and who described seeing police officers running away during the deadly siege at the U.S. Capitol as the "coolest thing ive ever seen," was arrested Wednesday, authorities said. 

The FBI released a new wanted poster Wednesday featuring the photos of 10 more suspects allegedly tied to the deadly Capitol Building riots.

A Connecticut man who was captured using a police shield to pin a Washington D.C. police officer against a doorway as rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol has been charged, authorities said Wednesday. 

Neither Homeland Security nor the FBI, both agencies in charge of spearheading the special security event in Washington, D.C. on Inauguration Day, immediately made announcements Wednesday -- after Biden was sworn in outside the U.S. Capitol -- regarding how long a heightened militarized presence would remain in the downtown area now that the ceremony has ended.

The whereabouts of the laptop nabbed from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s office when rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 remained unknown Wednesday, a day after a 22-year-old woman from Pennsylvania was slapped with additional, heftier charges for allegedly removing the device from the building and plotting to have it sold off to a Russian spy agency. 

The United States on Wednesday will once again transfer power from one president to another, as it has done since 1797 when George Washington left office to be replaced by the second American president, John Adams.