Polarizing candidates sparring a lot of energy. Senator and secretary clinton hard on her voting record and taking money from wall street. He still has a long way to go if he wants to win florida on tuesday. It started with a bang. Clinton questioned hard on the email scandal that dogged her campaign from the start. Her answer . If you get indicted, what happened happen . Im not even answering that question. That is what exactly folks want to see tonight. I want to hear energy from hillary. Reporter energy and both candidates brought their a game. Immigration a huge subject and that brought fire works. When you were running for the senate you made it clear by the vote senator you were going to stand with the republicans when you got to the senate in 2007, 1 of the first things you did was immigration reform. Reporter sanders fired back. I will match my record any day of the week with yours. Lets do that. Reporter and both candidates turned their eye on donald trump. We do not give Dona
From studying a gene that is mutated in many human cancers to learning more about an age-old volcano on the Moon, SMU professors and students kept making international headlines in 2023. Here are some of the highlights.
A new partnership between SMU Dedman School of Law’s Deason Criminal Justice Reform Center and the Child Poverty Action Lab (CPAL) aims to improve outcomes for families across North Texas by helping Dallas County prosecutors, judges, and defense attorneys make informed decisions – faster – about whether to file criminal charges against individuals.
Three weeks remain in the 2023 Texas legislative session with a bill under consideration that could ultimately throw out future election results in the state s most populated county. Harris County, home of Houston and almost 5 million residents, is the target of two Senate bills that would eliminate the elections administrator position there and return all election duties to the county tax assessor-collector and county clerk. It comes on the heels of S.B. .