> Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm violated a law that requires her to disclose hundreds of thousands of dollars in stock trades. > In 2021, Granholm made at least nine stock trades between April and October but failed to disclose them until months after the required deadline had passed, Business Insider reported on Thursday. The trades include companies like Gilead Sciences, whose value soared during the coronavirus pandemic. > The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act requires federal officials, including Granholm, to disclose transactions no later than 45 days after a transaction is made, regardless of whether they knew about the transaction.