Nancy Pelosi dismissed concerns about stock trading by members of Congress just weeks ago. EPA “It’s an absolutely reasonable thing to consider whether the advantages of tax deferral — if ...

House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) — whose husband has made up to $30 million trading shares of Big Tech companies — waffled when asked about a potential ban on stock trading by ...

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said Wednesday that a bill banning Congress members from trading individual stocks may go to a vote as soon as this month, setting the stage for the long ...

Nancy Pelosi reversed course, saying she's open to banning lawmakers from stock trading. "If members want to do that, I'm okay with that," she said, emphasizing the "trust" she has in members.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said back in 2022 the Senate would soon vote on a bill banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks. Roughly three years later, Pelosi is no ...

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rallied a crowd of young Democrats at the Voters of Tomorrow summit. She told the Gen Zers that preparation would be key to a 2026 victory.

Could Nancy Pelosi And Husband Be Banned From Stock Trading? ... The increased calls for a ban of Congress trading stocks comes with Nancy Pelosi and husband Paul making several questionable trades.

JD Scholten, a Democratic state legislator running for US Senate in Iowa, said in a disclosure that he invested in the fund ...

Pelosi's attitude appeared to soften to a degree by January 20, 2022 when she told journalists at a press conference that she could be willing to back a stock trading ban if members of Congress ...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi indicated on Wednesday that House Democrats are looking into potential policy proposals to ban lawmaker stock trading and working to find a consensus so they can take action ...

Nancy Pelosi and her husband reportedly purchased $2 million worth of AI software stock last month, RadarOnline.com has learned. In a surprising development to come as American lawmakers continue ...