Texas Standard For July 29, 2019
Defense department money reallocated to build a border wall gets the green light from the U.S. Supreme Court. What the decision means for Texas. And: One of the longest-serving members of the Trump administration steps down, and a Texas Congressman is being talked about as his replacement, as the new director of national intelligence. We’ll have details. Also: Give me a home where the cattle won’t roam? The Texas attorney general gets tapped to weigh in on a fight over keeping cattle at home on the range:
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