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A law that requires members of Congress to disclose certain financial transactions.
must file annual public financial disclosure reports under the and related and rules, reporting categories such as assets, income, liabilities, outside positions, gifts, and certain transactions; many...
responded to about her husband ’s stock trades by flatly denying any impropriety, insisting she has no role in his investment decisions and pointing to existing disclosure laws she supported — while c...
must file annual under the and related House and Senate rules, which require listing positions in business enterprises and interests in property, including privately held companies, but the forms reco...
ional financial disclosure rules require Members and certain staff to file annual reports and periodic transaction reports that disclose assets, liabilities, income sources and transactions, but the p...
ional financial disclosure rules currently let lawmakers report asset and liability values in broad ranges rather than exact dollar amounts, a practice grounded in the ’s public reporting framework an...
A sitting president can legally buy bonds and can have his company purchase or hold bonds in most circumstances because federal law does not categorically bar the president from owning or trading secu...
There is no public, verified finding that President Trump’s family or cabinet members definitively profited from insider trading tied to his April 2025 tariff pause; instead, a chorus of Senate Democr...