Fourteen members of Congress reportedly violated stock trade reporting law
More than a dozen lawmakers in the House and Senate are being accused of violating an anti-corruption law.
Business Insider said it uncovered a litany of violations of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, or STOCK Act, and dozens of other instances in which lawmakers and their top staffers broke federal conflicts-of-interest law.
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