Texas Standard for April 25, 2016
A Texas senator and an Ohio governor join forces to stop a New York billionaire. An act of desperation? A solid strategy? Perhaps both? Also: Bernie’s going back to jail, and we’re not talking about the Presidential candidate. A Hollywood story meets Texas justice. And: Texas medical researchers pose a question Is there a connection between profits and patient health in the state’s hospitals? And with more severe thunderstorms on the radar for Texas, what are doing to prepare in the long run? All that and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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