Wisconsin GOP votes edge closer as Cruz and Trump rally
In Milwaukee and elsewhere in Wisconsin, Ted Cruz and Donald Trump pressed final appeals to Republican voters ahead of Tuesday’s primary. Cruz cited endorsements from Club for Growth and Our Principles PAC targeted delegate races, while Trump warned of a tough path to 1,237 delegates and faced backlash over recent remarks. Cruz remained confident, predicting a decisive Wisconsin win, as Democratic rivals Sanders and Clinton highlighted union support in Wisconsin and New York.
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Long term elderly care faces rising demand and reforms
Federal pressure to enroll low income seniors in home and community programs grows as demand for long term care rises. By 2050 those over 85 may reach 18 million, with Illinois proposing a roughly $200 million funding cut to a key program. Readership includes seniors like Yuen Chu Wong and advocate groups weighing costs and care quality.
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U.S. judge approves 20 billion BP oil spill settlement
A federal judge in New Orleans granted final approval to a 20 billion settlement for the 2010 BP Gulf of Mexico spill. The accord, to be paid over about 16 years, includes 5.5 billion in civil penalties and funds for environmental and other claims by Gulf states and local governments.
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California and New York raise minimum wage to 15 dollars
California and New York moved to 15 dollar minimum wages, the nation's highest, shaping the 2016 presidential race. Governor Jerry Brown signed California’s plan to reach 15 by 2022, while New York’s law, backed by Hillary Clinton and Andrew Cuomo, aims to close the wage gap and boost living standards amid bipartisan concerns over jobs and costs.
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