The New York Times called out former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., in a Monday piece, arguing she's ending her career with an "asterisk" due to her stance on congressional stock trading.While Pelosi, who's retiring in 2027 after 40 years in Congress, will leave office as the most powerful woman in American political history, "the widespread perception that she was on the wrong side of the debate over congressional stock trading, and personally benefited from the practice, has put an asterisk on that legacy," the Times reported.Pelosi does not personally own or trade stocks, but her husband, venture capitalist, Paul






























