WashingtonStephen Miller starts as White House chief of staff Monday.
Democrats won both chambers of Congress, and the Senate count stands at 54 to 44.
With committee control, Democrats can summon officials, demand documents and hold hearings, and the House can vote impeachment.
Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department will defend Miller if Democrats come after him.
Incoming oversight chair Robert Garcia plans to question Elon Musk and Miller in January.
How each outlet framed it
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- The Guardian
- reports Stephen Miller's chief-of-staff appointment and the offer of a press-secretary job to Dana White as signals of a harder immigration push
- NDTV
- The Straits Times
- documents the DOJ order to examine Democratic impeachment threats, framing the lame-duck period as opening investigations of Trump's family
Sources: The Guardian, NDTV, The Straits Times