Texas Standard for July 14, 2015
As Iran celebrates a deal with The Great Satan, some Texas lawmakers say the devil’s in the details. Also: In a war at the border, the feds bring in a French killer. Curious? So were we. Plus: Is the self-professed wedding capital of Texas still ambivalent about same sex marriage? And: After an overnight read, we’ve got firsthand reaction to “Go Set a Watchman.” All that, plus why Texas will be a player in Presidential primaries and lots, lots more.
Photo via Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
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