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September 5, 2016
Despite new poll, a Clinton win in Texas 'highly unlikely'
A new Washington Post/Survey Monkey poll has Trump losing the Lone Star State to Hillary Clinton by a single percentage point, 46 percent to 45 percent — but at this stage such results should be taken with a grain of salt,
said political science fellow Mark Jones. However, he cautions that Trump's unpopularity among Hispanics may be costly to other GOP candidates. http://bit.ly/2ct2Wkf
Read more September 1, 2016
Nieto meeting with Trump: 'A puzzling maneuver'
Mexico Center director Tony Payan said he doesn't know what Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto hoped to gain by meeting with Donald Trump on Wednesday.
Peña Nieto did not "take a really strong stand and talk to Mr. Trump directly to his face and tell him exactly why his stances are not acceptable to Mexicans."
August 31, 2016
James Baker: 'The man who made Washington work’
Had former Secretary of State James A. Baker, III, heeded the advice of his grandfather, his legacy of nearly 40 years as Texas' most prominent contemporary international statesman never would have happened.
Read more August 30, 2016
Baker Institute offers Rice students myriad opportunities
Ambassador Edward Djerejian invites Rice students to take advantage of internship and other opportunities at the Baker Institute. Rice Thresher: http://bit.ly/29l5XA7
Read more August 22, 2016
Growing freestanding ER industry faces scrutiny
Vivian Ho, director of the Center for Health and Biosciences, comments on the need for greater legislative oversight of the growing number of freestanding ERs that have been established in Texas and other parts of the country. ABC News: http://abcn.ws/2bbDnr2