One service member has already been indicted over it.

Donald Trump has bought and sold millions of dollars in stock from tech companies and government contractors.

Donald Trump mused that the world has become “somewhat of a casino”—but didn’t seem too put off by the idea.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has requested an insider-trading probe of the defense secretary.

There have been far too many well-timed bets on Iran and Venezuela.

“Trump Always Chickens Out” has been fashioned into a dig at the president over the years. But the gibe is obscuring some difficult truths.

The defense secretary’s broker allegedly sought a stake in major defense companies in the weeks before the bombing began—just the latest example of potential insider trading on the war.

Market data shows what happened right before President Trump hinted he’d be backing off his latest threat.

A new report reveals how one Polymarket user is betting on Iran with 93 percent accuracy.

The Missouri Republican seems to be going against his entire party with a proposed ban on congressional stock trading.

Hawley’s fellow Republicans tore into him on the Senate floor.

Representative Robert Bresnahan has some explaining to do.

Quite a few Trump officials knew exactly when to sell their stocks ahead of major Trump announcements.

Sean Duffy sold between $75,000 and $600,000 in stock.

Members of Donald Trump’s team reportedly gave Wall Street executives a heads-up about a coming trade deal.

Trump posted a message to his followers just before pausing the bulk of his tariffs.

A straight-up pay raise might reduce members’ temptation to trade on inside information or pad their expense accounts.

The New York lawmaker’s biggest mistake was not mastering the way the get-rich-quick game is played in Washington.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are teeming with ideas to halt the practice of self-enrichment. Which one will they choose?

Senator Jon Ossoff is leading a push to ban lawmakers from playing the stock market.