Texas Standard for May 24, 2017
If John Cornyn says it’s dead on arrival, what’s the prospect for President Trump’s budget? That may not be the point, we’ll explore. And: The president’s budget includes dramatic slashes in government programs so deep even Republicans are balking along with Democrats. Texas Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee says it’s a betrayal of Trump’s own constituents. Also: Is it the end of telecommuting? One of corporate America’s top proponents does a full 180, we’ll hear why. Those stories and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
Social Media Producer Wells Dunbar prepares for the show.
More from 05/24/2017
Why Trump’s Budget Is A ‘Conservative Approach To Budgeting On Steroids’
Will Hurd Trusts Special Counsel Mueller To Unravel Alleged Trump Ties To Russia
As Immigrant Enforcement Soars, Houston Region Is Part Of Detention Center Expansion
IBM Led The Way For Telecommuting. Now They’re Doing Away With It
Mental Illness As An Asset: In Texas, Former Patients Find Work Helping Peers
Is An Abortion Safer Than A Vasectomy?
Red Dust Is Everywhere In This Texas Port Town. Here’s What Its Citizens Are Doing.
Most viewed right now
Voter Registration In Texas Reaches A Record 16 Million
Three Texas Myths That Will Not Die
Personalized Grocery Shopping Is Here To Stay As H-E-B Pushes Pickup
A Barbecue Expert Gives His Honest Opinion. But It’s Only An Opinion.
Brad Kelley’s 420,000 Acre Ranch Is For Sale In Brewster County
Without The Right Placements Available, More Texas Foster Kids Are Sleeping In State Offices
Voter Registration In Texas Reaches A Record 16 Million
Three Texas Myths That Will Not Die
Personalized Grocery Shopping Is Here To Stay As H-E-B Pushes Pickup
A Barbecue Expert Gives His Honest Opinion. But It’s Only An Opinion.
Brad Kelley’s 420,000 Acre Ranch Is For Sale In Brewster County
