Stop Insider Trading Act
The Senate debated the Stop Insider Trading Act, a bill to restrict stock trading by members of Congress. Senator Ricketts, the bill’s Republican sponsor, urged passage, saying it would bar new lawmakers from buying individual stocks and require advance notice before selling existing holdings. He cited polling that most Americans believe Congress does a poor job separating its official information from members’ personal finances, and argued the bill would help rebuild public trust.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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