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5 ways congressional investigations could change in the next Congress and beyond

The article from MSN discusses potential changes to Congressional investigations in the upcoming Congress and beyond. It highlights five key areas: 1) Bipartisanship - There's a push for more bipartisan cooperation in investigations to avoid partisan gridlock, with examples like the Senate's investigation into the January 6 Capitol riot. 2) Technology and Data - Congress is expected to leverage advanced technology for data analysis, enhancing the efficiency and depth of investigations. 3) Transparency - Efforts are being made to increase transparency, possibly through public hearings and better access to information for the public. 4) Legal Challenges - There might be an increase in legal battles over subpoena power and executive privilege, especially with a divided government. 5) Focus on Oversight - With a new Congress, there could be a shift in investigative priorities, focusing more on oversight of the executive branch, particularly if there's a change in party control. These changes aim to make Congressional investigations more effective, transparent, and less politically divisive.

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