Texas Standard For April 30, 2018
Reversed: Revisions to Texas’ voter ID law, once found to discriminate on the basis of race, now gets the green light. So what forms of ID will you need to bring with you to the polling place? That won’t change. We’ll hear how the court came down and why. And: Remember gas prices closing in on $4 a gallon? Would you be wiling to pay double that? A prediction that could make ’em smile in the Permian Basin, but could also put the big squeeze on SUV drivers. Also: Those commercial DNA genealogy tests: Could they be used against you in a court of law? A high profile case raising red flags. All those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:

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