Listen: Texas Standard for Feb. 17, 2015
Chemical weapons in Iraq were seized by U.S. forces a decade ago. Does this rewrite the history of the Iraq war? Plus: A Texas judge stops President Obama’s anti-deportation order in its tracks. Musician, author and actor Steve Earle tells us why he’s left Texas for good. All that, and much more, on today’s episode of the Standard:

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