A settlement has been reached with a former White House employee. This individual, who operated teleprompters, allegedly used internal information for personal gain. As a result, they must surrender over $100,000 and pay a substantial fine.
The terms of the agreement also include a ban on trading for a period of three years. Details about the employee's departure from their White House position are limited, but it is known that they are no longer in that role. Further information about the settlement and the circumstances surrounding it can be found through the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which announced the agreement.
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