What would you select as the top stories of 2018? We’re exploring from several different angles – an election that shattered records, a shift in political power, a new NAFTA – or not – unrest on the border and the passing of a president. We have ll that, and a whole lot more as our year-in-review gets underway, today on the Standard.
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Host David Brown discusses border policy, the census and the midterms with Rebecca Deen, professor and chair of the political science department at University of Texas at Arlington, and Carlos Sanchez, politics and news editor for Texas Monthly.
Listen to the full interview in the audio player above.
The UTSA researchers have earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement must be ratified by the legislatures of all three countries, and the U.S. Congress could postpone a vote indefinitely if certain changes aren’t made.
The plan’s first focus will be on hemorrhage, hypertension and opioid abuse.
“Since the Parkland incident, we have a number of people who would like to replicate the program.”
“He came in at a time when the Republican Party was the minority party in the state.”
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New evidence pushes back previous estimates of arrival by 3,000 years.
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