Dave Levinthal is the Editor-In-Chief at Business Insider. He specializes in investigative journalism with a focus on government and politics, finance, and emerging topics such as crypto regulation and public policy. Levinthal's work has been featured in a variety of prominent outlets, including Yahoo News, Rolling Stone, and POLITICO.
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A representative for Tilman Fertitta says his casino company investments “do not constitute a conflict” with government duties.
Hickenlooper and Rounds are the latest members of a growing group of congressional stock-trading scofflaws.
Trump's team says it all stems from a misunderstanding and the former campaign doesn't owe anything.
By: Dave Levinthal
A representative for Douglas Troutman, who oversees chemicals and pollution, blamed Troutman's stockbroker for the snafu.
By: Oriana-Gonzalez
Female lawmakers are forming a task force to revamp education and accountability.
The Pennsylvania Democrat was about a year late revealing he invested in a bank on behalf of one of his children.
By: Dave Levinthal
Fetterman was about a year late disclosing the April 2025 purchase of a corporate bond for First Citizens BancShares, the holding company for First Citizens Bank, made on behalf of one of his dependent children, the records indicate
Jetson Leder-Luis' financial conflict with Amazon is “not so substantial” as to “affect the integrity” of his government service.
The absent congressman signed two “gift travel” disclosures for his chief of staff to take trips paid for by special interest groups.
“If I see something I like, I buy it,” HHS General Counsel Mike Stuart told NOTUS.
