Feinstein gave daughter power of attorney to focus on work in Congress

Sen. Feinstein gave her daughter power of attorney to handle legal affairs amid a court battle over her late husband's estate.
Feinstein is suing the trustees of her late husband's $1+ billion estate for elder abuse and wrongful withholding of funds.
Feinstein says giving her daughter power of attorney allows her to focus on work in Congress.
Feinstein was absent from the Senate for 3 months this year due to shingles affecting her vision and balance.
Feinstein will not run for reelection when her term ends in 2024.

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