Texas Standard For January 27, 2020
As The impeachment trial resumes, how closely are Texas women listening? We’ll take a closer look at an important demographic in this election year. And: Scores of Houston families are on the long road to rebuilding after a massive explosion late last week: we’ll hear the latest. Also: The Trump administration issues new orders to deal with so-called birth tourism. We’ll have the what and why. Plus: After a seven-year studio silence, a groundbreaking singer-songwriter reemerges. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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