Texans For Healthcare Access
Texas patients struggle to access healthcare, urge lawmakers to act
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Texas 2036
Costly health care: Texas has an affordability crisis
What is driving higher health care prices and what steps can policymakers take today to address the increasing prices in health care across Texas? Here’s our diagnosis. Full Story
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Jackpot.com
The latest trend sweeping Texas: Playing lottery online
With Jackpot.com, Texans can play their favourite lottery games from anywhere. Full Story
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The Commit Partnership
Texas students deserve tutoring that is truly “high-impact”
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The University of Texas at San Antonio
Why sending students to college is good for Texas
A college-educated community leads to huge advantages for cities and states, from more economically secure families to strong local leaders Full Story
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AARP Texas
For an aging Texas, expand access to healthcare
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Are Texas students prepared for life after high school?
A new report by Texas 2036 and the George W. Bush Institute details how far too many Texas students are graduating high school without the knowledge and skills to succeed. Full Story
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Community colleges are key to solving Texas’ shortage of skilled workers
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