Paul Pelosi’s trades include purchase of shares of an artificial intelligence company that has seen its stock soar nearly 50% in the last week.

US President Donald Trump's FBI pick Kash Patel was backed by Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz during the former's US Senate Confirmation hearing, wherein they pinned the January 6 riots on former House speaker and Democrat Nancy Pelosi.

Richard Barnett, the pardoned January 6 participant, told Newsmax on Thursday that he had "no regrets" about the incident.

Pelosi's stock trading is once again under scrutiny after a recent sale of NVIDIA weeks ahead of a significant drop.

Nancy Pelosi has earned millions of dollars from investing in profitable tech stocks in recent years. The 84-year-old Democrat, who is recovering from emergency hip surgery after a fall, made history in 2007 as the first woman to be elected Speaker of the House of Representatives,

While the Capitol Rotunda was filled with members of both houses of Congress, one prominent member who was not there was speaker emerita Nancy Pelosi. A spokesperson told NBC News Pelosi would not be attending the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

Broadcom rose 5% on Thursday as Meta Platforms announced plans to increase use of chips designed with Broadcom.

Nancy Pelosi's daughter Alexandra called out first lady Jill Biden and said she should think about her husband's legacy, before calling her "Lady McBiden."

A feud between the Bidens and Pelosis escalates over campaign withdrawal timing as Trump's inauguration approaches.

Shares of Tempus AI (NASDAQ:TEM) are soaring 36% higher in midday trading after it was revealed former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had been recently buying the stock. The California congresswoman has a reputation for possessing uncanny stock trading acumen,

Whether you like or dislike her politics, one thing former House Speaker and current Rep. Nancy Pelosi has proven to be is a great investor. She, or whoever is making her investment decisions, has had a knack especially when it comes to investing in technology stocks.

Congress has an unusual ability to make remarkably well-timed stock trades. Cross their hearts, they are not buying and selling stock based on insider information lifted from the companies they regulate,