Texas Standard for December 17, 2015
Congress could be poised to lift a ban on oil exports that’s existed for four decades. Plus: The fruit that’s actually a berry, native to Texas. Also: How about some Texas craft beer to help those bitter berries go down? We’ll sample what some say might be a beer bubble. And: The man in charge of Texas schools gives himself a final grade before stepping down. All that and more on today’s Texas Standard:
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