Democrats plan Trump investigations after election win

Democratic leaders in both chambers of Congress announced plans to use their investigative and subpoena powers to scrutinize President Donald Trump's business and financial interests following their election victory. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, set to become speaker in January, did not rule out a third impeachment against Trump. He assigned Representatives Robert Garcia and Jamie Raskin to coordinate investigations, focusing on five priorities including Trump family businesses, the Epstein case, and ICE operations. Senate Democrats, including Richard Blumenthal and Ron Wyden, plan to examine Trump's Washington real estate projects, cryptocurrency dealings, and banking oversight of Epstein's finances. An AP poll found about half of voters considered government corruption a decisive factor in their congressional choices.