Republicans to tout congressional stock-trading ban at midterm convention, even as Trump disclosed over 21,000 trades in 2025
Republicans are making a congressional stock-trading ban part of their anti-corruption pitch at their midterm convention, with Rep. Anna Paulina Luna expected to call for restrictions. This comes as President Donald Trump's investment accounts remain highly active, disclosing at least $858 million in assets and more than 21,000 trades in 2025. The House-passed restrictions promoted by Republicans would apply only to members of Congress, not the president.
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