Texas Standard For September 27, 2018
A new phase in the fight over the Kavanaugh nomination gets underway, raising questions about what due process means in the #MeToo era. The latest on the confirmation of President Donald Trump’s high court nominee, and placing the proceedings in a different sort of historical context. And: The 5G revolution: experts tell us it will change our lives. But as local officials look at regulation, the feds now say hands off. Tech guru Omar Gallaga with what’s at stake. All of those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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