Senators assets reveal wealth gaps among Congress leaders
The Senate's financial disclosures show multimillionaire members such as John D. Rockefeller IV and Edward Kennedy, with leaders like Daschle and Lott far wealthier than many colleagues. Details include Hall of Famer Jim Bunning's memorabilia income, Thurmond burial plots, and varied real estate and investments across party lines.
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Senate
Rockefeller
Kennedy
John D. Rockefeller IV
Dwva
Herb Kohl
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Frank Lautenberg
Dn.j
Peter Fitzgerald
R-I
Trent Lott
Rmiss
Tom Daschle
D-S.d
Harry Reid
Nevada
Lott
Don Nickles
Oklahoma
Reid
Nickles
House
Bunning
R Ky
Philadelphia Phillies
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Thur
Chuck Robb
D-Va
Lynda
Texas
Johnson
LBJ Holdings
Daschle
Virginia
Sioux Falls
Mississippi
Lautenberg
ADP
Hackers strike Senate Web site again in two weeks
Attackers defaced the U S Senate site for a second time in just over two weeks altering the page while preserving its look. They left a Kennedy assassination taunt and a message aimed at the FBI saying you can stop one but you cannot stop all.
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Senate
Washington
U.S. Senate
Senate.gov
Robert F Kennedy
D-N.y
FBI
Inflation tame: Americans still spending a lot
Inflation at the wholesale level slowed in May, with the Producer Price Index rising 0.2 percent due to lower gasoline costs, while retail sales jumped 1 percent led by a 2.5 percent gain in auto purchases. economists warn the strength in consumer spending may push the Fed to raise rates.
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Labor Department
Commerce Department
Oscar Gonzalez
John Hancock
Fed
Tim O'Neill
Harris Bank
Bank of Montreal
Cynthia Latta
DRI
McGraw Hill
Japan
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W. Wadley
Midland
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Dillard’s
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