Texas Standard For August 1, 2019
Typically, Texas Republicans donate more to candidates than do Democrats. But this year, a major shift in giving. What the numbers may tell us for 2020. And: A death during an incident involving Dallas police in 2016. After years of refusing freedom of information requests, a disturbing video is finally released, raising questions about excessive use of force, and why it’s taken so long for the public to see the pictures. Also: Was your data stolen in the Capitol One or Equifax hacks? The promise and perils of compensation, and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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