Texas Standard For February 27, 2018
Turnout looks up at the polls and some political rallies draw big crowds. But what does excitement about the primaries really mean for election results? We’ll explore. And: There’s been a lot said about more women running for office and more minorities. Today, a look at what veterans could bring to the race. Plus: Federal legislation on sex trafficking is getting some pushback from technology companies. Why they’re concerned about culpability. Plus: Snother delay on DACA: It’s continued protection from deportation for those enrolled in the program but also continued uncertainty. What all the back and forth could be doing to their health. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:

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