A public school principal gets promoted, screenshots hit the internet, and suddenly Fort Worth ISD is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit. We walk through what happened, why the district reassigned the principal, and the bigger question that never goes away: what do parents and taxpayers have a right to expect from the people who lead a public campus and shape a school’s culture?

Then we shift to two stories that test our instincts about power and accountability. We share updates on the John Mendoza Jr. case, including reports that dash cam and body worn camera footage exists, plus the debate over how prosecutors may frame the shooting. We also break down a headline grabbing Medicare fraud allegation tied to Houston area clinics and what it reveals about waste, incentives, and why everyday people should actually read their statements and question suspicious billing.

Medicare Monday brings in Justin White from Senior Health Services for a practical conversation about “tools,” starting with AI. We talk about how to use artificial intelligence for accuracy and clarity without replacing human judgment, empathy, and real conversation. From there we connect the dots to national security and higher education, including a push to restrict federal funding for universities with Chinese Communist Party linked partnerships, plus a look at Texas curriculum fights as the State Board of Education considers reading lists and social studies standards.

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