Iran war, Epstein, impeachment? What will Democrats do with control of Congress?
Summary
Democrats dominated the 2026 midterm elections and are set to take control of both the House and Senate. Once the new Congress is sworn in on January 3, they can block legislation and presidential nominees, and use their subpoena power to seek documents and testimony; the report examines what they may do with those powers.Key Facts
- Democrats are set to control both chambers of Congress after the midterm elections.
- The new Congress is scheduled to be sworn in on January 3.
- With control of Congress, Democrats can block legislation they oppose.
- The Senate can block President Donald Trump's nominees, including nominees for Supreme Court seats.
- Congress can subpoena documents and witnesses.
- The report raises Iran, Jeffrey Epstein and impeachment as issues tied to Democrats’ plans, but the article text does not detail specific actions.
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