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They don't know how many diapers have gone to families. They don't keep tracking on how much money is spent

to essential items.

Texas sends millions of dollars each year

to crisis pregnancy centers run by anti-abortion groups.

How do they spend that money?

Well, no one really knows. It's Thursday, July 11th, and this is here and now any time from NPR and

WBI I'm Chris Bentley. Today on the show, two stories about the

fallout of the Supreme Court's decision to take away the right to an abortion. We'll hear how anti-abortion groups are milking the state of Texas for millions of dollars,

well under delivering on services they promised. And we'll hear from two of South Carolina's sister senators who worked across the aisle to defend abortion rights, but ultimately lost.

Also, Olympic Great Dara Torres, has some advice for the swimmers competing in their first

games in Paris this year.

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