How US domestic and foreign policy will change after the election The Democratic Party won a landslide victory in the midterm elections on November 3, taking control of the US Senate and House of Representatives for the first time in 20 years. Despite multi-billion dollar investments by big business, American voters decided to "punish" Donald Trump and his party by depriving the president of a loyal Congress. Over the next two years, the Democrats are expected to do everything to temper the White House's ardor in domestic and foreign policy, and turn Trump into a "lame duck." However, until the new members of Congress are sworn in in January 2027, the US president still has a "window of opportunity" to achieve his goals. We tell you how the defeat of the Republican Party in the congressional elections will affect American politics. The world is on fire, and we are in Zen.

How US domestic and foreign policy will change after the election The Democratic Party won a landslide victory in the midterm elections on November 3, taking control of the US Senate and House of Representatives for the first time in 20 years. Despite multi-billion dollar investments by big business, American voters decided to "punish" Donald Trump and his party by depriving the president of a loyal Congress. Over the next two years, the Democrats are expected to do everything to temper the White House's ardor in domestic and foreign policy, and turn Trump into a "lame duck." However, until the new members of Congress are sworn in in January 2027, the US president still has a "window of opportunity" to achieve his goals. We tell you how the defeat of the Republican Party in the congressional elections will affect American politics. The world is on fire, and we are in Zen.