Texas Standard For November 15, 2019
A show of resilience in El Paso: for the first time doors re open at the site of the August mass shooting at a Walmart, we’ll have the latest. And: The Supreme Court hands a rare victory to plaintiffs trying to hold gun makers liable in mass shooting cases. Also: How to make democracy better? Smarter ballots. We’ll hear one professor’s big idea. Plus: The week that was in Texas politics from the Texas Tribune and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
Texas Standard Social Media Editor Wells Dunbar
More from 11/15/2019
Why Some Experts Think The Way We’re Voting Doesn’t Work
El Paso Walmart Reopens After Shooting
Supreme Court Says Sandy Hook Parents Can Sue Remington Over The Way It Marketed An Assault Rifle
At Texas Tech, Hunger and Focus Fuel Dominance In Meat Judging
Using A ‘Decoy’ Method, The New Ebola Vaccine Could Help Contain Outbreaks
‘Yellow Rose’ Depicts Music As A Lifeline For Someone Struggling With The Immigrant Experience
From Religion To Rock, A New History Says Music Has Always Been Subversive
Typewriter Rodeo: The New Vocabulary
Judge Issues Arrest Warrant For Rep. Poncho Nevárez After Security Cameras Caught Him With Cocaine
