Stop Insider Trading Act
The Senate debated the Stop Insider Trading Act, a bill about stock trading by members of Congress. Senator Schumer, a Democrat, spoke against a Republican stock trading bill, saying it does not actually ban trading because it would let members keep owning, selling, and in some cases buying stocks, and saying it does not address trading by Donald Trump. He also objected to voting-related provisions he described as extreme, and said Congress should pass a bill that fully bans congressional stock trading instead.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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