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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Spouses made some of the biggest House trades of 2026. Here is what a ban bill would cover
Spouses’ trades include the Pelosi household’s call options, Peters’s municipal bonds and an amended stock-award report from Rep. Chip Roy, sponsor of a ban bill that exempts spouses’ employer compensation.
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One in seven House trades since 2025 was reported more than 45 days after it happened, filings show
An Inquisitor review of 11,020 trades in original House disclosure reports found 1,605 filed more than 45 days after the transaction. Members of both parties are on the list, and four offices…
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Stock trading ban stalls in Senate as lame-duck clock runs toward Jan. 3
The House-passed Stop Insider Trading Act fell seven votes short of cloture in the Senate on Sept. 30 and remains on the calendar. Five other ban bills are pending, and all die…
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Issa reports a Treasury note trade worth $5 million to $25 million as five other House members file new trades
Six new House trade reports were filed Oct. 19–22. The largest, from Rep. Darrell Issa, shows a Treasury note bought and sold within a week, each trade valued between $5,000,001 and $25,000,000.