Texas Standard for July 15, 2015
Day one of Jade Helm 15: After all the jokes about the U.S. invading Texas, how do folks on the home front really feel? Also: With a new investigation launched by the Governor’s office, Planned Parenthood is again on the defensive. We’ll have details. Plus: The new energy boom – no, it’s not oil. And: The invasive species that may not be taking over Texas as much as the haters like to think. All that and more on the Standard.
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