Congress
Oregon Senator who pushed to tax the rich watched his son build a $467 million hedge fund
Wyden is one of the Senate's loudest voices on taxing the wealthy, banning congressional stock trades and investigating Epstein's finances. While his own worth has been estimated as high as $35 million, his son's own financial dealings -- including a questionable buyback of common stock from a troubled strip club enterprise -- raises fair questions about consistency and conflicts. There is no evidence Wyden directed any trades.
Sen. Wyden demands transparency from Trump, but took 15 months to report wife's stock deal
Blaming his wife: Sen. Ron Wyden campaigned for a congressional stock-trading ban and asked the SEC to investigate the president's market conduct. It turns out he may have broken the same disclosure law he championed for more than a year.
Former special counsel Jack Smith defiantly tells Congress: 'I stand by' decision to charge Trump
Smith went on to insist that Trump had engaged in "serious crimes" against the U.S. and that Trump had sought to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.