Democrats rode a historic wave on Tuesday night to reclaim power in both the House and the Senate. The election was a bruising referendum on President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans’ agenda over the last two years—precipitating a shift in how Washington confronts key issues like AI and the cost of living.

Key question: What does Democrats’ agenda mean for the cost of living, consumer credit, and healthcare?

Key stat: Democrats have won 241 seats in the House and 54 seats in the Senate as of writing—giving them control over both chambers of Congress for the next two years.