Texas Standard For January 2, 2020
The Democratic presidential race started with two Texans. Now there are none. Julián Castro drops out. What’s next for the former San Antonio mayor and former U.S. housing secretary? And: With the new year come new laws. What are they and how do they affect you? Also: The woman, the myth, the legend – Emma Tenayuca. A tribute. Plus: How can an organization that started entertaining troops during World War 2 remain relevant with today’s military? And the best of West Texas – tips for your next trip
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