Texas Standard for April 13, 2015
Guess which Texan Team Hillary’s grooming for a running mate? Also: A historic thaw between Washington and Cuba leaves an opening for America’s next regional supervillian. And: Planning on some Texas two wheelin’? Don’t forget your helmet. Here’s the hard truth about biking to work. Plus: Having your convictions and eating ’em too – how a drought could spark a new diet craze. All that more on the Standard:
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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