Congress & Politics
Congressional disclosure, policy baskets and insider filings: what elected officials are trading and how the timing works.
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Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon won the Democratic Senate primary over Alex Vindman, about 56% to 44%, after raising under $1 million to Vindman’s $16 million. She faces Sen. Ashley Moody in November. Read →
Ambassador Mike Huckabee described settlers who besieged a Palestinian American family home in Qusra as "Israeli terrorists" and the attack as a horrific act of terror. Read →
Trump announced the departure of his press secretary on Truth Social. Leavitt, 28, was the youngest person ever to hold the job and the first to have a child while serving in it. Read →
David Crowley took 39.8% to Francesca Hong's 39.4%, a margin of just over 3,200 votes. He faces Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany in November. Read →
Across 300 recorded insider transactions in 15 large caps since March, 129 are open-market sales and exactly two carry a purchase code. One of those two reduces the holder's position. Read →
Seven House members filed 24 transactions between July 20 and 27, 2026. All complied with the 45-day rule. The gap between being notified of a trade and disclosing it ranged from zero days to 26. Read →
Greer says the new Section 301 tariffs won't move the economy or the Fed. USTR's own coverage figure is 99.4% of imports. Read →
STOCK Act disclosures, what academic research actually found about Congressional trading returns, which sectors and names appear most often, and how to interpret the signal without overstating it. Read →