This Sunday on the People Before Politics Sunday Rundown, we’re breaking down the biggest stories shaping our communities and the country.
For Women’s History Month, we spotlight Dr. Traci Gardner, who just made history as the first woman and first African American Chief Medical Officer of Children’s Village.
We’ll also examine why America is preparing for the AI economy while many of our schools are still stuck in the 1990s, leaving too many communities behind.
In Washington, both the House and Senate voted down efforts to limit presidential war powers, raising new questions about Congress and military authority.
In politics, we’ll break down the Texas primary defeat that is forcing Democrats to rethink their strategy, and the controversy after Mamdani walked back comments about who built New York.
And we’ll tackle the growing national debate over gender-related medical treatments for minors, including new warnings from New York Attorney General Letitia James and a $2 million malpractice verdict involving a detransition case.
Join us Sunday for People Before Politics — where we focus on facts, outcomes, and the issues that matter most.
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