Trump Misses Legal Deadline to Disclose Tens of Millions in Stock Trades — Washington Post

President Trump missed a legal deadline on May 15, 2026 to disclose tens of millions of dollars in stock trades, according to a Washington Post report. Presidents are required by law to disclose financial transactions; the missed deadline raised questions about compliance with federal ethics disclosure requirements. The disclosure issue comes as Trump's personal finances have been a recurring point of controversy, and as Democrats were already highlighting an IRS settlement controversy (a purported settlement with the IRS over Trump's previously filed $10 billion lawsuit) as evidence of executive self-dealing.