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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: March 12-18
Private school voucher deadline extended, autonomous freight trucks on the way, and more of the week’s headlines
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Post-GOP Gerrymandering, Here’s What Voter Turnout Looked Like in the Texas Primaries
Republicans want to flip five seats red. Dems aren’t going to let that happen without a fight
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AISD Internal Messages Released as Charter Contracts Loom
Board will vote on third-party partnerships to avoid state takeover
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Texas Drag Ban Takes Effect After Appeals Court Decision
Though the law will not impact family-friendly drag events, advocates worry about the chilling effect and false rhetoric the policy creates
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The Data Center Impacts That We’re Not Talking About Enough
SXSW addresses problems and provides solutions
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SXSW Scientists Explain How They’re Trying to Save the Planet
Having conducted work all across the globe, these experts say it’s going to take more than just hope to preserve Earth
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SXSW Examines an Evolving News Landscape
Journalist and communications experts talk AI, public trust, and methods of survival in a world that is pushing them out
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SXSW Asks Why We Have Cannabis Prisoners in 2026
Last Prisoner Project says states need retroactive justice policies
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Mahmoud Khalil Champions Immigrant Rights at SXSW
The Palestinian Columbia University graduate discussed his experiences fighting back against illegal immigration enforcement
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SXSW Panel Explores Texas’ Role in the Gen Z Sex Recession
Reporters Carter Sherman and Eleanor Klibanoff illustrate data with lived experience
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Gavin Newsom Hints at Presidential Run at SXSW
The California governor took an hour to rip the Trump administration and give Democratic supporters something to ponder