Texas Standard For March 25, 2019
No collusion, no exoneration. The Mueller report promised to get us closer to the truth. What’s the reaction in an increasingly polarized Texas? We’ll discuss the implications of the Mueller report and reaction here in the Lone star State, a place increasingly seen as turning to a purplish hue. And: Gas prices on the rise: a seasonal blip, or a long-term price hike? Also: Pushback against the woman picked as sole finalist to become the next president of UTEP. Plus: Marfa, the city that never sleeps? Why locals are on edge and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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