White House counsel Will Scharf warned Rep. Robert Garcia that upcoming investigations into the Trump administration may breach constitutional limits and could trigger criminality claims. Democrats, who will control congressional committees after the midterms, plan to pursue various inquiries, including business dealings and potential corruption linked to the Trump family.

Democrat Scott Colom holds a narrow lead over incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s Senate race, with under 3,000 votes separating the two as 98% of ballots are reported. Seven counties have yet to upload results, with certified figures expected by Friday.

House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as their party leader for the next Congress, defeating Majority Leader Steve Scalise by a vote of 106 to 73. Jordan, a close ally of President Trump, aims to revitalise the party following significant midterm losses, asserting a commitment to fighting for American families.

House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Republicans are determined to defeat Rep. Thomas Massie’s impeachment resolution against Pete Hegseth, with a vote anticipated later today. Johnson described Massie as “a disgruntled congressman” and dismissed the impeachment attempt as a politically motivated spectacle.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed an affair with a woman alleged to be a Chinese spy, stating he was unaware of the accusations. Former President Trump relayed this information to reporters on Monday, while Business Insider’s Henry Chandonnet discussed the implications on “The Daily Report.”

Peter Marketos, assistant director of the U.S. Marshals Service’s Investigative Operations Division, has been placed on administrative leave amid allegations of his involvement in a racially insensitive incident involving a watermelon left on a Black colleague’s desk. The agency is conducting an internal investigation.