Texas Standard For June 14, 2018
File under “Texas Two Step”: Texas sues to terminate DACA, the federal government says it won’t fight back. Any guesses who’ll win? Pete Williams of NBC News tells us about the lawsuit playing out in a Texas courtroom that could do a stealthy end run around orders to keep deferred action for childhood arrivals the law of the land. And: Hurricane help from above? The Texas-made satellite that might save lives. Also: As the World Cup kicks off in Russia, a Texas researcher claims he can tell you the champion today. We’ll hear what’s in his algorithm. Plus: The virtual battle for your video box is getting all too real at E3. Digital savant Omar Gallaga joins us and a whole lot more today on the Standard:

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