Texas Standard For October 24, 2018
As the midterms get underway in earnest, the Pentagon launches its first cyber operation to counter Russian interference. We’ll have the latest. And: All this week, as Texans head out to the polls, we’re taking your questions about the midterms. Today: who’s saying what, and to what extent, when it comes to climate change? We’ll explore. Also: In a place that loves to be number one, Texas is below the middle of the pack when it comes to the healthiest states. What’ll it take to turn things around? Plus: The government gives A&M the green light to turn cotton into food. All that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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