Trump Vows Comeback After Republicans Lose Congress in Midterms

President Donald Trump vowed a political comeback after his Republican Party lost control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections, calling the result a "giant step back" and promising to return "BIGGER AND STRONGER THAN EVER BEFORE." Trump appointed hardline adviser Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, signaling an aggressive response to the defeat. Democrats, who secured majorities, have pledged to investigate the President, his family, and senior officials, while Trump ordered the Justice Department to examine Democratic impeachment threats, calling them "extortion." Attorney General Todd Blanche vowed to defend administration officials, while top Democrat Robert Garcia rejected this stance, citing Congress's constitutional duty to scrutinize the executive. Democrats plan to investigate Trump family business dealings, cryptocurrency ventures, Elon Musk's government contracts, federal agency cuts, immigration enforcement, and the administration's handling of the Iran war.