Nearly one week after last Tuesday's midterm elections, control for the House of Representatives and the Senate remains up for grabs. Nonetheless, Republicans appear to be on track to retake control of the House for the first time since 2019—if by a smaller margin than commentators expected before the election. Divided government—where one party controls the White House and the other party controls one or both chambers of Congress—usually generates a flurry of investigative activity, as congressional majorities wield Congress' investigative powers in an effort to score political victories against the White House incumbent.