Investigation into the Trump family's finances and stalled presidential appointments: a new era is coming to Washington after the Democrats' overwhelming victory

Following the midterm elections, Democrats will hold a majority in both houses of Congress, significantly altering the political landscape in Washington. This shift comes as Republican support wanes due to dissatisfaction with Trump's unpopular war in Iran, which has increased living costs. Starting January 3, newly elected senators and representatives will assume office, granting Democrats veto power over Trump's appointments, including Supreme Court justices. The House will also see legislative processes under Democratic control, although Trump has indicated he will veto unfavorable legislation. Investigations into the Trump family's financial dealings and the Pentagon's actions regarding Iran are anticipated, alongside potential impeachment proceedings against Trump.