US House approves joint measure to curb Congress’ stock trading, require voter ID

The U.S. House recently approved a controversial joint measure aimed at limiting stock trading by Congress members while also requiring voter ID, passing with a 232-198 vote. This move, largely supported by Republicans and a small faction of Democrats, aligns with President Trump's push for more federal oversight in elections. Critics argue that the bill's inclusion of voter ID provisions is a backdoor attempt to impose stricter election regulations, raising questions about transparency and the separation of powers. The bill's future remains uncertain as it now heads to the Senate.