The Washington Inquisitor
House of Representatives
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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…
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Stock-trading ads flood the midterms. Here is what the House filings show
Campaign ads about congressional stock trading have drawn more than $117 million in spending. House disclosure records show 617 transactions for Rep. Rob Bresnahan and 170 for Rep. Greg Landsman, and no…
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Fewer than half of House stock traders back a trading ban bill, data shows
Of 123 House members with 2025–26 stock trade reports, 58 cosponsor a ban bill. All 69 Republican traders voted for H.R. 7008; 49 of 54 Democratic traders voted no. Full tables inside.
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DHS rejection of automatic body-camera activation for ICE remains in dispute two weeks after GAO audit
GAO made seven recommendations on CBP and ICE body-worn camera programs. DHS agreed to six but rejected automatic activation for ICE, citing privacy and operational risks. Rep. Thompson’s promised bill had not…