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

The U.S. House has passed a controversial joint measure aimed at restricting stock trading by Congress members while also introducing voter ID requirements, aligning with President Trump’s push for more federal oversight in elections. The vote was 232-198, with bipartisan support from Republicans and a minority of Democrats. This move is seen as an effort to increase transparency and accountability among lawmakers, though it intertwines two distinct issues that may face separate challenges ahead in Congress. The bill's future remains uncertain as it will need further approvals.