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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Incoming Democratic lawmakers prepare probes as Trump administration vows to resist

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Democrats who won control of Congress say they plan investigations into President Trump, his administration and related businesses after taking office. Trump and Attorney General Todd Blanche have signaled resistance; the articles describe plans and statements, not investigations already under way.

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Why it matters

The dispute could shape congressional oversight and the work of federal agencies and businesses drawn into inquiries. It also raises the prospect of continued conflict between Congress and the executive branch.

What happens next

Democrats are expected to take control of Congress in January and have identified possible investigation targets. The scope and timing of any probes, and whether lawmakers pursue impeachment, remain uncertain.

Which investigations Democrats formally open after taking control in January

Whether the Justice Department takes any action involving lawmakers