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What Texas can learn from Japanese cities that give technology to its senior citizens
As Texas focuses on digital literacy for its elder residents, some Japanese cities are gifting low-cost devices to its older population so family can better monitor them.
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4mIn TV ad, Angela Paxton urges voters to back “the Republican ticket” that includes her estranged husband
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