Texas Standard For October 31, 2019
Does the state have a duty to provide mobile voting centers? Texas Democrats claim a new law unconstitutionally disenfranchises young voters, we’ll have details. And: Sid Exxon Mobil have one set of numbers about climate change for investors, and a secret set for itself? Texan Rex Tillerson takes the stand in a closely watched trial involving one of the Lone Star State’s biggest companies. Also: Twitter banning political ads? Tech expert Omar Gallaga on why and what it adds up to. Plus: Why you might see tarantulas crossing Texas roadways, and not just tonight, mind you. All of that and then some today on the Texas Standard:
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