Texas Standard for March 14, 2016
Condemning his rhetoric, but sticking to his pledge of support: A closer look at Ted Cruz’s talk on GOP frontrunner Donald Trump. Also: Austin is supposed to be a great place for tech startups, but is there money to back that up? Plus: Women pay more for clothes than men, but why? A look at the economics behind the gender bias. And: Seeking help for addiction? How some programs in Texas use faith to make a difference. All that and lots more, on Monday’s Texas Standard.
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