Texas Standard for March 24, 2016
The Affordable Care Act is before the Supreme Court again. How a ruling on birth control could affect access for some Texans, Thursday on the Texas Standard. Also: President Obama’s trip to Cuba made history. Why his visit to Argentina will as well. Plus: New numbers showing just how fast Texas is growing: it’s happening all over the state. We’ll break it down. And: Texas Standard’s favorite digital savant just got back from vacation. He found some apps that might make your next trip more enjoyable. Those stories and lots more:
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