Texas Standard For November 14, 2019
A fact-finding process in an era of fake news: do the facts still matter? We’ll look at some Texas takeaways from the impeachment hearing so far. And: New guidelines for how the state tabulates ballots. Are we getting early warning signals about problems for 2020? We’ll take a look. Also: What can dogs tell humans about aging? Plus: Our tech expert Omar Gallaga on winners and losers in the early volleys of the new streaming wars. All of that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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An East Texas Marching Band Upholds A Tradition – Maybe For The Last Time
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