Research showing politicians made trades worth more than $1 billion in 2023 has bolstered a campaign to ban congressional leaders from stock trading, a practice that has long been criticized.
Congressional lawmakers from both sides of the aisle disclosed $1 billion worth of financial transactions in 2023, a report by Unusual Whales found Tuesday, an estimate based on the maximum disclosed amounts.
Elon Musk’s X, formerly known as Twitter, is now valued at only $12.54 billion just 14 months after the Tesla tycoon acquired the social media platform for $44 billion, according to numbers released by Fidelity Investments.
Wells Fargo downgraded Fox Corporation stock on Monday as Fox News’s viewership continues to decline.
President Joe Biden’s (D) Energy Secretary, Jennifer Granholm, admitted in a letter Friday to making a false statement about not owning individual stocks.
Disney has one problem: every decent parent knows it is no longer safe to leave your child alone with the Walt Disney Company.
The Fox Corporation reportedly lost $800 million in market value at its low point on Monday after Fox News Media announced it and Tucker Carlson “agreed to part ways,” according to a report.
“FOX News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to part ways,” the media company said in a statement Monday.
Bank of America says political backlash and a looming recession likely pushed investors out of ESG equity funds.
Democrat Rep. Daniel Goldman (NY) has made nearly 500 stock trades since entering office in January, despite previously pledging to form a “blind trust” to shield himself from financial conflicts of interest, Raw Story reported.
Fears of financial instability are dragging markets down again on Wednesday.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is issuing a plan to ban senior executive officials, as well as their spouses, from holding or trading stocks.
Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA), who is up for reelection in 2024 in the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania, appears to have violated a federal law meant to stop members of Congress from insider trading, Breitbart News has learned.
Axios blames the ongoing trauma in the entertainment industry on everything but the one thing causing that trauma: awful, awful content.
Stock markets were wrapping up their worst performances in years on Friday before heading into 2023 under recession fears following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, high inflation, and rising interest rates.
Suddenly, markets are worried about Fed hikes, a recession, and earnings falling.
Rep. Trey Hollingsworth (R-IN), one of the wealthiest members of Congress, reportedly purchased up to $1 million worth of stock in a Canadian bank in September.
The Walt Disney Company’s open desire to sexually groom small children has undoubtedly contributed to a collapse in the perverted and predatory company’s stunning stock plunge.
A big sell-off as a downturn next year appears now looks likely to be worse than expected.
Previously, the manager of Scion Capital had disclosed owning $165 worth of 11 public companies.
One year ago, a share of Walt Disney Co. stock was worth nearly $180. Today, it’s worth — laughably — just $93.
Investors rethink the post-Fed rally.
BuzzFeed’s stock tanked 41 percent on Monday after the company’s lockup period expired, allowing its initial investors to sell their shares freely.
The S&P 500 briefly tumbled into bear market territory.
Yesterdays post-Fed rally erased.
Of the 500 stocks in the S&P 500, woke Netflix is performing the worst, according to the far-left New York Times.
A brutal end to the worst month in decades.
Hawaii Democrat Rep. Kai Kahele has avoided voting in-person “due to the ongoing public health emergency” since January in Washington, DC while collecting his salary as a commercial pilot for Hawaiian Airlines, an international airline that lobbies Congress for legislation he has jurisdiction over.
The Dow Transportation Index is down by more than 20 percent from its November high.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), a non-partisan ethics watchdog organization, demanded an investigation into Democrat Rep. Kathy Manning’s (D-NC) stock transactions after she allegedly failed to disclose up to $1.25 million in stocks adequately and possibly presented a conflict of interest.
The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC), the House Republicans’ campaign arm released a campaign ad on Wednesday targeting Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ) for his stock trading hypocrisy.
Adam Townsend, investor and venture capitalist, advised political observers to monetize their knowledge through investment while warning against the wasteful expenditure of emotional capital on Monday’s edition of the Breitbart News Daily podcast with host Alex Marlow.
Stocks bounce as signs emerge that the Omicron variant may lead to milder illness than feared.
A big sell-off all around the world as investors grapple with fears of latest variant from South Africa.
Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) had “material nonpublic information” revolving around the coronavirus pandemic’s impact when he directed his stockbroker to dump over $1.6 million in stocks a week before the market drastically dropped in March of last year, in addition to telling his brother-in-law who then did the very same, according to federal court filings.
U.S. stocks fell Tuesday, as rising bond yields and energy prices weighed on the market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 650 points at the low of the day before recovering to a 569 point, or 1.6 percent, decline. The
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), a non-partisan ethics watchdog, will file a complaint with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) calling for an investigation of Democrat Rep. Katherine Clark (MA), the Assistant Speaker of the House and close confidant of House Speaker Speaker Pelosi (D-CA), for failing to disclose stock transactions.
A non-partisan ethics watchdog is requesting the Senate Select Committee on Ethics have an immediate investigation into Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly (AZ) for possibly violating federal law and Senate ethics rules.
A steep sell-of of stocks and a rise in bond prices as investors seek safe havens amid the delta variant driven covid surge.
U.S. stock prices and bond yields tumbled Thursday as doubts grew about the global economy’s ability to keep expanding rapidly.
