Coverage dated September 2, 2025

Lawmakers unveil bipartisan measure to ban stock trading by members of Congress

Headline from The Hill

Legislation proposed by bipartisan group of House lawmakers aims to ban stock trading by members of Congress and close family members.

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  1. The Hill

    Lawmakers unveil bipartisan measure to ban stock trading by members of Congress (opens The Hill)

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    The Hill's feed description

    Legislation proposed by bipartisan group of House lawmakers aims to ban stock trading by members of Congress and close family members.

  2. CNN

    Bipartisan group of House lawmakers introduce stock trading ban legislation (opens CNN)

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    A bipartisan group of House lawmakers introduced legislation on Wednesday to ban stock trading for members of Congress as pressure has escalated for elected officials to weed out corruption and restore public trust in Congress.

  3. Delaware Public Media

    A bipartisan bill to ban lawmakers from trading stocks is unveiled in the House (opens Delaware Public Media)

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    Efforts to ban congressional stock trading have stalled for years. But a group of bipartisan lawmakers has a new consensus plan and wants a vote to show lawmakers aren't profiting from their roles.

  4. Roll Call

    Could a consensus bill be the key to a congressional stock trading ban? (opens Roll Call)

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    Some lawmakers are optimistic that colleagues may be willing to curb their own stock trading, as they unveiled a bill they'd hammered out.

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