Texas Standard For December 3, 2018
He wasn’t born in Texas but it became a big part of his identity – we’ll remember the 41st President, George Herbert Walker Bush. Also: Airport security officials have recently found a record number of firearms in carry-on luggage – we’ll take a look at the trend. And: Oil prices are up a little, after a huge drop – what a high-five between two world leaders tells us about what could be next for the energy industry. Plus: An investigation reveals what the state of Texas was trying to keep secret: where it gets its execution drugs. All those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Producer Laura Rice, and today's host, cuts audio for the show.
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Texas Sues San Antonio For Allegedly Violating The SB 4 Immigration Law
Gun Discoveries Are Surging At Airports, And Texas Is Leading The Way
Texas Partnered With Problematic Pharmacy For Its Execution Drug
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Ahead Of OPEC Meeting, Saudi Arabia Signals A Cut To Oil Production In Order To Boost Prices
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