Texas Standard For January 23, 2020
Impeachment. We’ll take a look at just how closely Texans are tracking the story and whether it’ll move the political needle in the Lone Star State. And: The state of solitary confinement in Texas, where more than 1300 prisoners have been held for 6 years or more. We’ll take a closer look. Also: A new fight over phone encryption and consumer privacy. Plus: The rediscovery of a Texas baseball team whose story was nearly lost with the end of the era of sports segregation. All of those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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