Getting your player ready...
WASHINGTON — Congress is rushing to make it clear that its members are banned from insider stock trading, hoping to improve their sagging image. Senators made the first move Monday. Their 93-2 procedural vote cleared the way for Senate passage — possibly this week — of a bill to require disclosure of stock transactions within 30 days and explicitly prohibit members of Congress from initiating trades based on nonpublic information they acquired in their official capacity.
Denver Post wire services
