Texas Standard For February 11, 2019
Four days and counting: with a new deadline looming in a shutdown showdown over the border wall, the president arrives in El Paso. We’ll take a look at what this means. And: A week after Texas Catholic dioceses release lists of what the church calls “credibly accused” clergy, a new investigation by the Houston Chronicle and the San Antonio Express News reports on an abuse of faith in the Southern Baptist denomination. We’ll talk with the reporters. Also: An attempt to protect a spot in Texas with one of the most pristine skies on the planet. All those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 02/11/2019
Trump’s El Paso Rally, And The Counter-Rally, Represent A ‘Microcosm’ Of The National Immigration Debate
Reporters Uncover 20 Years Of Sexual Abuse In Southern Baptist Churches
Kevin Brady And Lloyd Doggett Battle Over Trump’s Tax Returns
A Cry For Baby Cuddlers In San Antonio As Opioid Crisis Deepens
U.S. Shale Production Is Just One Reason For A Drop In Oil Imports Coming Into The Gulf
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