NOVEMBER 6 — The aftermath of the November 2026 American midterm elections is increasingly becoming a question not merely of who controls Congress, but how congressional power will be exercised against President Donald Trump during the remaining two years of his presidency.
The Democrats are preparing for an extensive investigative campaign that could reach into the White House, the President’s family businesses, his Cabinet, his political donors and even the technologies allegedly used in making sensitive national security decisions.
US President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Washington, DC November 5, 2026. — AFP pic
The investigative plots in Washington DC are therefore set to thicken rather than weaken.
