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How the Left Targets SCOTUS, the Press, and Elections
Mollie Hemingway joins Marissa Streit to discuss Big Tech's lingering influence, the Left's effort to reshape the Supreme Court, and election integrity.
U.S. Citizenship 101
What should every citizen know about the American system of government?
Who Caused the 2008 Great Recession?
It was the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression. But what really caused the 2008 crash? Deregulation? Greedy banks? Or something else entirely?
Are We on Stolen Land?
Franklin Camargo headed to UCLA to ask students a simple question: If America is "stolen land," should celebrities — including Billie Eilish — return their property to Native tribes like the Tongva?
How Charlie Kirk Changed America
What was it about Charlie that brought so many people together in shared grief? What impact did he have on the country he loved? And how might his influence continue to endure?
Why Do American Protesters Support Maduro?
Ami Horowitz speaks with demonstrators outside the New York detention center where Maduro is being held to find out what they believe about communism's impact on Venezuela.
The Rise of Anti-Westernism and How to Defeat It
Douglas Murray speaks on gratitude, action, and the defense of Western civilization at the PragerU West Coast Gala.
Barack Obama: Transforming America
Obama promised to fundamentally transform America. He did just that. Carol Swain examines the impact of the 44th president and the legacy he left behind.
Hate Speech Is Free Speech
Is all speech protected under the First Amendment, or is there a line that can't be crossed? In 1969, the Supreme Court answered this question in the case of Brandenburg v. Ohio.
Engel v. Vitale: Banning Prayer in School
Does a simple classroom prayer violate the Constitution? Professor Joel Alicea explains why Engel v. Vitale dramatically reshaped the role of religion in public life — and why its impact is still felt today.
Free Markets Can Free Africa
Senegalese-American entrepreneur and philanthropist Magatte Wade offers a new path for a brighter, more prosperous future for the continent.
Can You Trust Wikipedia?
Is Wikipedia still an impartial, crowd-sourced encyclopedia, or has it become a propaganda tool for a particular point of view?
Why I Fled Socialism — And Love America
Born in Venezuela, Franklin was punished for speaking the truth and forced to flee after challenging socialist propaganda. Now a proud legal immigrant and PragerU personality, he shares how America gave him freedom, purpose, and a future.
Why Latinos Voted for Trump
Millions of Latino voters shifted right in 2024. Is this a true political realignment, or a one-time phenomenon? The answer to this question may determine the future of American politics.
Rome Fell. Will America?
The Roman Empire began as a model of republican government, but eventually descended into an autocracy. Is America headed for the same fate? Niall Ferguson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, examines this question.
Bill Clinton: The Fall From Grace
Historian and political commentator Bill Whittle tells the story of a president who accomplished much, but could have accomplished so much more.
There's No Reward Without Risk
Success comes with risk. Those who take it often reap the biggest rewards. But what happens when the government removes risk, freely spends taxpayer money, and faces no consequences for failure?
Road to Liberty: Robert Morris
Known as "Financier of the Revolution," Robert Morris was indispensable to the cause of American Independence, using his commercial and financial brilliance to almost single-handedly propel American war efforts through to final victory.
Brown v. Board of Education: Separate Is Not Equal
Sherif Girgis, professor of law at the University of Notre Dame, explains how and why this 1954 Supreme Court decision has had such a lasting impact on American life.
Road to Liberty: John Adams
Though initially hesitant to enter politics, the Stamp Act of 1765 spurred Adams to write essays supporting the Patriot cause — and he became one of the most prominent voices for independence.