House weighs sweeping stock-trade restrictions for lawmakers
The House is set to vote on the Stop Insider Trading Act to curb stock trades by members, spouses, and dependent children, including prohibitions on purchasing individual stocks and required advance notices for sales; passage in the Senate appears unlikely, and critics say it isn’t a true ban. The piece highlights the biggest lawmakers’ trades, such as Ro Khanna, Nancy Pelosi, Michael McCaul, Tony Wied, and Gil Cisneros, based on Quiver Quantitative data.