Texas Standard For October 19, 2018
As midterms approach, so do thousands of migrants from Honduras and Guatemala, en route to the U.S. We’ll have the latest on two caravans headed north, as Mexico sends its police to stop them and many in the U.S. ponder the political implications in a heated election year. Also: the Khashoggi affair hits home for a Texas-based journalist and author –Lawrence wright talks about the death of a friend and the threat to freedom. Plus: the week in politics with the Texas Tribune, and much more on today’s Texas Standard:
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More from 10/19/2018
The Rural-Urban Divide In Texas Politics Is More Nuanced Than Red Versus Blue
Lawrence Wright Reflects On Friend Jamal Khashoggi’s Work As A Journalist And Dissident
News Roundup: Former USA Gymnastics President Indicted In Abuse Scandal, Awaits Extradition To Texas
Beto O’Rourke ‘Came Out Swinging’ In Second And Final Debate Tuesday
Outdated Flood Definitions Means Texas Bridges May Not Be Fit For Today’s Storms
Hundreds Of Migrants From Honduras Planning To Soon Cross From Guatemala Into Mexico
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