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Family wealth, Epstein, ‘vanity projects’: How Democrats plan to investigate Trump after midterms

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France 24Family wealth, Epstein, ‘vanity projects’: How Democrats plan to investigate Trump after midterms
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Democrats are preparing to launch a flurry of investigations into President Donald Trump’s administration and business dealings if they retake one or both chambers of Congress, devising strategies to circumvent obstruction from the White House and avoid…

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