Texas Standard for Jan. 30 (Full Show)
Anti-Islamic protests at the Capitol, more fallout from plummeting oil prices, and a shocking story about disabled Texans working for pennies an hour. All that and much more is in this week’s Texas Standard:
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The State Pays Some Workers With Disabilities Pennies Per Hour
Teens Take on Shyness, Sexism and Global Issues in Dallas Debate Tournament
What’s Next in Health & Human Services’ No-Bid Contract Scandal?
Austin’s Infamous Yogurt Shop Murders Have Inspired a New Novel
Why a ‘USA’ Chant at a Lubbock Basketball Game is Being Called Racist
Why ‘Islamization’ is Compounded by the European Union ‘Experiment’
Could an Armed Defender Have Changed the Outcome at Charlie Hebdo?
What It’s Like Being a New Democratic Rep in Texas’ Red Legislature
2015’s Most Anticipated Books: Toni Morrison, Thrilling Nonfiction & Music Memoirs
Texas Lawmaker Says Conservatives Support His Plan to Decriminalize Small Amounts of Pot
Why Campaign-Style Ads for Same-Sex Marriage are Airing in Texas
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