Democrats unveil 100-day plan to tackle gas, grocery, and healthcare costs

House Democrats are preparing a 100-day agenda to address gas prices, groceries, and healthcare, following their midterm election victories, with plans to deliver change starting in January. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced the party's commitment to an "affordable America," including reinstating expired Affordable Care Act tax credits that left millions facing higher insurance costs. Republicans control Congress for two months, with analysts predicting little action until then. President Trump signaled openness to bipartisan cooperation, citing his veto power, while some Democrats floated impeachment motions, though analysts note the Senate lacks the two-thirds majority needed to convict.