Texas Standard for November 9, 2015
Texas is number one in growth, number two in size, and number 38 in integrity, according a report card just released on government ethics. Plus: Under high stakes, why Texas ranchers are worried about the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Also: Hunting season’s just started, but a disease is proving far more deadly to deer populations. And: With a decision on pot by the Mexican Supreme Court, could the hemispheric drug war go up in smoke? Those stories and more today on the Texas Standard:
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