Texas Standard for January 11, 2016
What does El Chapo’s arrest means for U.S.- Mexico relations – and why the heck was he hanging out in the jungle with Sean Penn? Also: Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wants to rewrite the US Constitution – sorta. Why does the leading Republican governor wants to school Washington, and where will his ideas take us? Plus: How building better buildings could bring big bucks for Texas, and the world reacts to news that David Bowie has died. All that and more on today’s Standard.
Credit via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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