The House approved a bill aimed at restricting congressional stock trading by preventing lawmakers and their families from buying new individual stocks. Supporters call it a major ethics reform, while critics argue it falls short because members can keep and sell stocks they already own, exempts the president and vice president, and includes a controversial voter-ID requirement. The measure now faces an uncertain future in the Senate.
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