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The Senate Just Voted Down a Ban on Congressional Stock Trading
Source: 247wallst.com
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The Senate fell seven votes short of advancing a ban on congressional stock trading. The effort appears to have been derailed by an unrelated provision, leaving restrictions on lawmakers' trading activity unresolved.
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