Texas Standard For May 16, 2019
Are church officials hiding information related to sex abuse claims? We’ll look at how police are explaining a raid of the Catholic Diocese of Dallas. And: Diplomatic families sent home, energy companies battening down the hatches, amid reports of contingency plans for a possible military confrontation with Iran. A long time White House adviser helps us understand what’s happening. Also: A modern day home on the range? Why Midland has become a magnet for millennials. Plus: Top tips for movie searching in the age of multiple streaming services. All of that and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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