 More than 1.3 million homes and businesses are still without power in Texas this morning, days after Hurricane Beryl slammed into the Lone Star State, leaving millions of residents in the dark without air conditioning or refrigeration. The slow pace of restoring power in America's fourth largest city has put Houston's utility provider, Centerpoint Energy, undermounting scrutiny over whether it was sufficiently prepared before the storm and was working fast enough to get the lights back on. Texas Governor Greg Abbott, who's been on an economic development visit to Asia this week,