The Washington Inquisitor
Stock Watch
Congressional stock trades and financial disclosures: periodic transaction reports, annual reports, late filings and the STOCK Act.
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Who paid for House members’ 199 privately sponsored trips this year
House members disclosed 199 privately sponsored trips in 2026. The Aspen Institute paid for 43 and the Republican Main Street Partnership for 23. A review of sponsors, destinations, timing and reported costs,…
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Two Treasury nominees agree to sell bank, crypto and gold holdings if confirmed
Treasury general counsel nominee Robert Stebbins agreed to sell 77 financial holdings, from JPMorgan to Coinbase, and domestic finance nominee Francis Browne agreed to sell gold, silver and bitcoin funds, OGE filings…
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Ashley Hinson’s financial disclosure lists $2.3 million to $8.8 million in family assets
Rep. Ashley Hinson, Iowa’s Republican Senate nominee, reported family assets of $2.3 million to $8.8 million on her 2025 House disclosure, led by her husband’s insurance brokerage stake, plus bitcoin funds and…
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House members disclosed 868 trades from July to September, and three accounted for more than half
Forty-eight House members reported 868 trades dated July through September 2026, valued at $27.5 million to $73.9 million. Reps. Gil Cisneros, Kevin Hern and April McClain Delaney made 56% of them, and…
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Maryland and Virginia House members reported $176,509 in privately funded trips this year
Eight Maryland and Virginia House members disclosed 11 privately sponsored trips in 2026, with sponsors reporting $176,509.47 in costs. Rep. Johnny Olszewski reported the most and Rep. Andy Harris took the most…