Texas Standard for January 15, 2016
Did Texas Senator Ted Cruz stop the questions about his Canadian birth? Donald Trump doesn’t think so. We’ll explore. Also: Why corruption among cops on both sides of the border is a problem for every Texan. And: Rewriting the book of life – every chapter and every relationship, one memory at a time. That’s the new reality for one Texas teen following a concussion. Plus: The everyday origins of an exotic disease making its way to Texas. All of those stories and more on Friday’s Texas Standard:
Photo via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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