Texas Standard For April 3, 2018
It’s being described as an eye-popping boost for Beto O’Rourke’s bottom line: is it a game changer in his race against Ted Cruz for senate? We’ll explore. And: There’s more teacher walkouts over pay, now in Oklahoma and Kentucky. Should Texas teachers be taking a cue? We’ll explore. Also: Tariffs hit home. How china’s reaction to U.S. trade policies are making a mark on the Texas economy. Plus: Clinical trials of new Alzheimer’s treatments haven’t been going well. Now researchers in San Antonio may have discovered the reason. And: Will you get your next car by subscription? Why some automakers are disrupting their own sales model. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
Gabriel Cristóver Pérez/KUT
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