Democrats plan probes into Trump's business dealings after winning Congress

Democrats have won control of Congress in the midterm elections and are vowing to launch major investigations into President Donald Trump and his associates, citing corruption as a top voter concern. Senior Democrats in both chambers plan to use subpoena powers and expanded staff to probe alleged self-enrichment by Trump and his family, with potential targets including business dealings, cryptocurrency ventures, and the Epstein investigation. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries has not ruled out a third impeachment attempt. The AP Voter Poll found about half of voters considered government corruption crucial to their vote, with most supporting Democrats. Party leaders say they will balance investigations with affordability issues, though some lawmakers urge caution against appearing vengeful.