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Texas Standard For May 25, 2020
With the unofficial start of summer in Texas, a reevaluation of what we’ve endured and what’s ahead. We’ll take a look at the state of the fight against COVID-19. Texas-based vaccine expert Dr.Peter Hotez gets us up to speed on the impact of the relaxation of stay-at-home guidelines in Texas. And: Why many daycare facilities, now authorized to reopen, may not make it despite economic recovery efforts. Also: An update on the coronavirus story unfolding just south of the border. Plus: A rediscovered history of women and the High Court. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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