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The New York Times investigation of congressional stock trades, 2022

September 2022 New York Times analysis of trades reported by members of Congress and their families in 2019–2021 and the committees they sat on.

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13 Sep 2022 The New York Times investigation of congressional stock trades, 2022
13 Sep 2022 The New York Times authored The New York Times investigation of congressional stock trades, 2022

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Nearly 100 Members of Congress Reported Stock Trades That Overlap With Committee Work (quoting The New York Times), Common Dreams, 13 Sep 2022. Scholarship & press
Tuesday’s Times report detailed how at least 97 members of the House and Senate "bought or sold stock, bonds, or other financial assets that intersected with their congressional work or reported similar transactions by their spouse or a dependent child."
Over the three-year period, more than 3,700 trades reported by lawmakers from both parties posed potential conflicts between their public responsibilities and private finances.
Stock trades reported by nearly a fifth of U.S. Congress show possible conflicts: NYT, Xinhua (summarizing The New York Times), via The Star (Malaysia), 27 Sep 2022. Scholarship & press
From 2019 to 2021, 183 current U.S. senators or representatives reported a trade of a stock or another financial asset by themselves or an immediate family member, reported The New York Times in mid-September.

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