Texas Standard For March 30, 2020
Texas officials preparing for a scenario similar to New York and New Orleans, as the search for hospital beds kicks into high gear, we’ll have the latest. Sen. John Cornyn announces Texas is set to get $237 million in additional emergency relief. He still faces pushback over comments about the origins of the coronavirus. And: Oil prices. How low can they go? Plus: You’ve heard everybody’s working from home? Don’t bet on it. What the numbers say about who is and who isn’t. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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