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Kamala Harris Pushes for Medicare to Fund Home Health Care for Families

Kamala Harris recently took to Twitter to share a personal message about the challenges of caring for aging parents while managing a full-time job.
In her tweet, she expressed her understanding of the emotional and financial strain that caregivers often experience, stating, “I know what it is like to care for an aging parent while working full-time.”
Harris’s message resonated with many, particularly those balancing the demands of their careers with the responsibilities of caregiving.
She emphasized that her opportunity agenda aims to make life easier for individuals caring for their parents and grandparents.
A key component of this agenda is her proposal for Medicare to cover the costs of home health care services.
This initiative seeks to alleviate the financial burdens that come with providing in-home care for elderly loved ones.
Harris pointed out that many families struggle to afford necessary health services, which often forces them to choose between work and caregiving responsibilities.
By advocating for expanded Medicare coverage, she hopes to provide essential support for caregivers, enabling them to prioritize their loved ones’ health without the added stress of high costs.
The importance of supporting caregivers has become increasingly evident as the elderly population continues to grow.
Harris’s proposal aims to create a more compassionate system that acknowledges the vital role caregivers play in maintaining the well-being of their family members.
By addressing the barriers they face, Harris seeks to foster a supportive environment where families can access the necessary resources for their loved ones.
Her tweet has sparked a broader conversation about the need for comprehensive healthcare reform, particularly in relation to elder care.
As more individuals share their experiences and advocate for change, Harris’s focus on making home health care accessible reflects a growing recognition of the importance of supporting those who dedicate their time and energy to caring for aging family members.
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CHRICED Urges Tinubu to Step Down as Petroleum Minister

The Resource Centre for Human Rights and Civic Education (CHRICED) has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to step down as Minister of Petroleum, arguing that the position should be held by a qualified professional who can drive necessary reforms in the sector.
CHRICED’s Program Manager, Victor Emejuiwe, made this call in a statement on Monday while marking the International Day of Social Justice. He emphasized that Nigeria’s petroleum sector is too critical to be managed without expert leadership.
“The President should step aside from his role as Minister of Petroleum and appoint a qualified Nigerian with the expertise needed to implement reforms.
This is vital because the petroleum sector plays a key role in the economy and requires someone with both technical knowledge and a deep understanding of the industry’s challenges,” the statement read.
According to CHRICED, bringing in an industry expert would improve transparency, accountability, and efficiency in a sector long plagued by corruption and mismanagement.
The organization stressed that proper leadership could rebuild public trust and ensure that Nigeria’s resources are used for the benefit of all.
They further stated that future appointments, not just in the petroleum sector but across all areas of governance, should be based on merit. “Leadership should be about excellence and professionalism.
Also, adhering to the principle of federal character is crucial to ensure that all regions are fairly represented. Inclusivity fosters national unity and ensures that the diverse needs of Nigerians are met,” CHRICED added.
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Rick Buckler the Drummer of The Jam Has Passed Away at 69

Rick Buckler, the drummer for the influential British band The Jam, has passed away at the age of 69 after a brief illness. He died peacefully on February 17, 2025, in his hometown of Woking, Surrey, surrounded by family.
Born on December 6, 1955, in Woking, Buckler co-founded The Jam in the early 1970s alongside Paul Weller and Bruce Foxton.
The band gained prominence with hits like “Town Called Malice” and “Going Underground,” becoming a leading force in the UK’s mod revival movement. They achieved 18 consecutive UK top 40 singles and released six studio albums before disbanding in 1982.
Following The Jam’s split, Buckler engaged in various musical projects, including forming the band Time UK and later joining From The Jam, a tribute act with former bandmate Bruce Foxton.
He also explored careers outside of music, such as furniture design, and authored several books about his experiences with The Jam.
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Elon Musk’s DOGE Exposes $4.7 Trillion in Untraceable Payments

The U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), led by Elon Musk, has uncovered $4.7 trillion in untraceable payments within the U.S. Treasury Department.
In a statement released on Monday via its official X account, DOGE explained that the Treasury Access Symbol (TAS) field was previously optional for these payments, which made tracking nearly impossible.
The TAS field is a crucial identification code that links Treasury payments to specific budget line items.
DOGE mentioned that following its intervention over the weekend, the TAS field is now a mandatory requirement for Treasury payments.
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