Tommy Tuberville

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) said Monday that U.S. casualties in the widening war with Iran will likely climb, arguing the conflict "will get worse before it gets better" after the U.S. and Israel launched strikes Saturday that killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Tuberville Backs...

Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) could have his eye on sectors that could outperform in 2026 with a new financial disclosure showing the sale of several Magnificent 7 stocks and the purchase of multiple sector ETFs. Here's a look at the transactions. Senator Tommy Tuberville Trades Magnificent 7...

When it comes to the Magnificent Seven stocks and their potential valuation going forward, investors have differing opinions on whether they will outperform the broader market going forward — or if they are already overvalued. The differing opinions have spilled over into Congress with a senator...

A ban on buying and selling stocks and options by members of Congress continues to heat up with a new bill proposed and several notable figures, including President Donald Trump, supporting the effort. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) is also in favor of a ban according to recent comments...

The trading activity of members of Congress continues to draw increased attention from investors with the potential that conflicts of interest, including committee assignments, could influence trades. A well-known member of Congress disclosed multiple trades on Friday around market close. What...

In the latest development in the ongoing hush money trial, former President Donald Trump has publicly voiced his criticism of the presiding judge, following the testimony given by his former lawyer, Michael Cohen. What Happened: Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the New York judge overseeing...

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville‘s latest regulatory filing shows the sale of put options for Adobe Inc (NASDAQ:ADBE), Qualcomm Inc (NASDAQ:QCOM) and Applied Materials Inc (NASDAQ:AMAT). The trading activity of stocks and options by members of Congress continues to draw increased scrutiny, with...

Over the weekend, Iran launched a drone attack on Israel, which came in response to an airstrike of an Iranian embassy in Syria. The attack is the latest in an escalation of tensions in the Middle East, which could lead to further involvement from the U.S. and potential funding for defense...

The trading activity of stocks and options by members of Congress continues to be highly scrutinized as potential conflicts of interest are highlighted. A prominent senator recently disclosed several stock transactions, which are drawing attention on social media. What Happened: No stranger to...

Over the last year, unions became a big topic nationally with three of the largest automotive companies striking due to contract negotiations involving the United Auto Workers union. Unions could quickly become a trending topic across another sector nationally. What Happened: When many sports fans...

As the New Hampshire primary draws near, Senate Republicans are at a crucial juncture, deliberating over the endorsement of former President Donald Trump. This decision is pivotal as Trump's potential nomination gains momentum, and the window for impactful endorsements narrows. "As the...

The topic of whether members of Congress should have the right to buy and sell stocks and options while in office is increasingly gaining attention from the public, media, investors, and congressional representatives themselves. A new report shows that several members of Congress beat the overall...

One of the biggest merger and acquisition news items of the week has been the proposed buyout of United States Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) by Japanese company Nippon Steel. One member of Congress has been actively trading U.S. Steel shares and options in 2023. What Happened: Nippon Steel is offering...

Last weekend saw a mix of political discourse, social media buzz, and stock market drama. The public sentiment towards a potential presidential rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was explored in a new poll, while Elon Musk responded to various news events with his customary flair. In the...

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) expressed his dissatisfaction with the current U.S. military strength under the President Joe Biden-led administration. What Happened: Tuberville, during an interview with Newsmax’s Eric Bolling, described the U.S. army as the weakest he has seen in...