Clintons report big income and debt amid memoir advance
Hillary Clinton disclosed a 2.85 million advance for her memoir and Bill earned 9.2 million in speaking fees while the couple still owed at least 1.75 million in legal bills. They also reported a blind trust valued at 1 million to 5 million as required by Congress.
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R-Wis
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R-Iil
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R-Texas
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D-W.va
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R-N.c
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Democrats block GOP plan to limit terrorism lawsuits
Senate debate over a terrorism insurance bill pits Democrats against Republicans. Democrats blocked a GOP amendment to bar punitive damages in lawsuits against companies hit by terrorism, arguing it would weaken worker protection and security incentives. The bill seeks federal backing for insurers with a staged cost share and a $100 billion cap.
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