Texas Standard For March 20, 2019
How much does Texas stand to lose if President Donald Trump’s emergency declaration holds? The Pentagon does the numbers. Projects at Fort Bliss, Fort Hood and Joint Base San Antonio all on the chopping block if money is diverted to a border wall. We’ll have details. And: What could be the next hot ticket for career builders: as the Texas University launches a masters degree in dementia studies. Also: When it comes to Fortune 500 companies, does a Texas city really hold the top spot in the nation? A Politifact check and more today on the Texas Standard:

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