Texas Standard For April 18, 2019
Russian election interference and ties to the Trump campaign. We’re tracking the release of the Mueller report. We’ll have the latest. Other stories we’re following: what may be a preview of the upcoming Texas Senate race unfolding at the Texas capitol: results of the census are in. Though it’s probably not the one you’re thinking about, it could nonetheless have a big impact on the Lone Star State. And: The car of the future will be self-driving, they tell us. What’s taking so long? Also: This weekend’s Trip Tip, and more today on the Texas Standard:
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