Texas Standard for October 21, 2015
What does a five year plan for Texas Homeland Security tell us about where the state is vulnerable? Plus: A ruling on racist bullying in Texas raises eyebrows nationwide. Also: The DeLorean. You thought it defunct, but it may be back — in the future. And: To boldly go where we’ve all gone before. Researchers working with the science of gravity apply tech to the household bathroom. Those stories and much more on today’s Texas Standard:
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