Texas Standard For August 8, 2019
Is it doxxing, fake outrage or something else? Why the publication of Trump donor names has Texas Congressman Joaquin Castro facing controversy. Details on the Texas Standard. And: As President Trump visits El Paso, so do top Texas officials. More on what happens next after a meeting between Gov. Greg Abbott and state lawmakers from El Paso. Also: Understanding the scourge of anthrax in West Texas as ranchers fight to protect livestock. Plus: Laptop, desktop, tablet? A tech guide for parents helping students gear up for school. All this and so much more on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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