Texas Standard for January 19, 2016
What does the governor of Texas want from Israel? How his visit changed from an economic agenda to a political posture. Another Texan planning for higher office? And: A Texas man freed in the Iran prisoner swap takes Uber home to Houston. Also: Creating positive energy from traffic. One researcher says it’s a no brainer. Plus: Gearing up for a Papal visit less than one month away. Cities on both sides of the Texas border prepare a Pontiff game plan. Those stories and many more on Tuesday’s Texas Standard:
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