Texas Standard for October 21, 2016
Amid talk of rigged U.S. elections, Russia generously offers election monitors to Texas. We’ll follow the story. Also: Early voting begins next week, and judging by your messages to us, Texans have a lot of questions about the nuts and bolts. We’ll break out the tool kit, and check in again with our resident panel of still undecided voters. And: On Nov. 22, 1963, at one of the most historic sites in Texas, nothing happened – or so it might seem to travelers at Love Field. The mystery behind a missing monument. Plus: The week in Texas politics, the talk of Texas and much more today on the Texas Standard:

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