Trump vows cooperation with Democrats as White House warns on probes

President Donald Trump said he will work with Democrats after they won control of Congress, while his White House warned against investigations into his administration. Democrats are preparing to challenge his policies on healthcare and the Iran war. Democrats gain subpoena power and committee leadership in January, with plans to probe Trump's business dealings, immigration enforcement, and Epstein files. They also aim to restore Affordable Care Act tax credits and reverse Medicaid cuts, though Trump's veto could block these efforts. The Iran conflict is a key flashpoint, as Democrats may use spending authority to pressure an end to the war. Trump said it ends "whenever I wanted to," while Republicans face a Dec. 11 government funding deadline before losing control.