Episode Summary
Texas’ top two political officials are lockstep on a new effort to make sure conservative youth organization Turning Point USA can launch at every high school in the state. We’ll take a closer look.Human plasma is vital for medical needs, but it’s also a multibillion-dollar industry on its own. We’ll explore.A Texas school district is sounding an alarm about some robotaxis, saying they’re passing school buses and may be putting kids at risk.Black bears are living in West Texas again. A look at what the humans there need to know about their very large neighbors.Plus, a history of the Christmas flower in a new children’s book and trailblazing journalist Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, founder of the nation’s largest Latino oral history archive, prepares to call it a career.
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