Texas Standard For October 13, 2017
After repeated demands by Democrats, a Texas lawmaker unveils articles of impeachment against President Trump. Now what? We’ll have the latest. Also: An army task force returns to Texas from Puerto Rico. We’ll hear what they encountered, and why the need for help isn’t likely to end any time soon. Plus: Once hailed as a super principal for helping save a troubled school, now she’s on suspension. A controversy that’s stunned the Houston community. And: After a long fight to win UNESCO recognition for the Alamo, the president announces plans to pull out of the UN’s cultural wing, we’ll have the implications. Plus: The week in politics with the Texas Tribune and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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