Texas Standard For March 12, 2018
The president’s gamble over tariffs: why Texas may be in the crosshairs if Europe decides to go tit-for-tat. We’ll have a conversation with the EU ambassador. And: Full-speed ahead for the general election? For dozens of Texas candidates, the brakes are still on for the runoffs. We’ll lift the curtain on what it takes to get past the next political hurdle. Also: Is a historic part of downtown El Paso ready for the bulldozer? Some residents say no one prepared them, and they’re pushing back. Plus: Evangelical women in the era of Trump and me too. After allegations from a porn star and more, can Trump still count on support from the religious right? Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
Host David Brown.
More from 03/12/2018
What Are The Facts Of Lice?
‘Rebalancing Tariffs’ Could Complicate Trade Between Texas And The European Union
Scandinavians Apparently Love SXSW, So An Airline Is Flying Nonstop To Austin
Runoff Elections Bring Out The Most Passionate, Idealogical Voters
UT System Pulls The Plug On High-Dollar, Permanent Fund Projects
News Roundup: Roland Gutierrez To Run For Carlos Uresti’s Senate Seat, But Uresti’s Not Leaving
Remaining Residents Of El Paso’s Duranguito Fight Development Plan
Verdigris Ensemble Is A Choir With Stars In Its Eyes
White Evangelical Women Support Trump Over Any Democrat, But They’re Open To Another Republican
