Texas Standard for November 14, 2016
From cyberbullying bills to political ethics, what’s just over the horizon for Texas? We’re about to find out for real. And: As the Feds send more force to the border, there are signs Texas law enforcement may lighten up on the southern frontier. We’ll hear why. Also: Republican administrations are often thought of as good for the military business – but some at Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth aren’t so sanguine about the future. We’ll explore the fight over the F-35. Plus: It’s a term coined by police – suicide by cop. What’s being done to address the issue – and what isn’t. All that and more, today on the Texas Standard:

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