Texas Standard For January 13, 2020
After an executive order from the Trump administration, Texas becomes the first state to opt out of future refugee resettlement. We’ll have the latest. And: A New York billionaire tours Texas by bus, trying to make inroads in his presidential campaign. For Michael Bloomberg, the stakes are high. Also: A disturbing affair in the world of romance novels. Plus: The biography of a Texan who fought his way out of tough times. And so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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