Texas Standard For May 2, 2019
Reading, writing, and a rush to judgment? Some Texas lawmakers seem somewhat unsettled by a school finance bill racing to the floor of the Senate, we’ll have details. And: The White House puts in a multibillion-dollar request for emergency border funds. This time, it’s not about a wall but humanitarian relief. Some in Congress are unconvinced. Also: The future of “ugly” food, why your next pet might be virtual and actor and filmmaker Edward James Olmos is in the studio. All of that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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More from 05/02/2019
Texas Senate Education Committee Puts School Finance On A Fast Track
The White House Requests Over $4 Billion For More Beds At The Border
Can Consumers Change Their Minds About ‘Ugly’ Produce?
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News Roundup: House Members Debate Banning Gay Conversion Therapy For Minors
Edward James Olmos On His Iconic Roles, His Filmmaker Son And Youth In Film
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