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When you make a mistake, it can feel like the end of the world, but maybe it’s an opportunity in disguise. In this video, we offer young people a few tips on how to turn mistakes into personal growth. Read our Amazon-bestselling book series, Trailblazers of America, with your young readers ➡️ https://l.prageru.com/3Ynhs5A Check out […]
Xaviaer reacts to leftist TikTokers trending “I’m ashamed to be an American,” exposing their U.S. criticisms and hypocritical refusal to leave. A clip is going viral on social media of a woman boldly claiming “Gingers are Black”—is there any truth to it? Xaviaer uncovers striking similarities between Jewish and black communities. Is Hollywood blatantly attacking […]
Too many kids today struggle with grit, resilience, and confidence—but why? Jill Simonian of @PragerUKids sits down with best-selling author and mom Jennifer Cohen (@habitsandhustle ) for a tough, no-nonsense conversation about the parenting mistakes holding kids back—and how families can course-correct to restore discipline, confidence, and true grit. Read our Amazon-bestselling book series, Trailblazers […]
Since President Trump signed an Executive Order to begin shutting down several functions of the Department of Education, there have been questions about how the decision will impact schools and students across the country. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joins PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa to explain why she’s leading the effort to shrink the federal education […]
Since President Trump signed an Executive Order to begin shutting down several functions of the Department of Education, there have been questions about how the decision will impact schools and students across the country. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon joins PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa explain why she’s leading the effort to shrink the federal education system […]
An accomplished singer and songwriter, @raelynnofficial was told at an early age to prioritize career over family. In an act of rebellion, she got married at age 21 and started a family soon after. She now uses her influence to counter the toxic mom culture prevalent in our society. Despite what culture and the media […]
Is “black fatigue” becoming a buzzword for all the wrong reasons? Xaviaer breaks down the controversy and explores whether there’s truth behind the trend. South African refugees arriving in the U.S. are stirring unexpected backlash—why is the left upset? As Islam experiences rapid growth in America, how does this align—or clash—with the country’s Judeo-Christian foundations? […]
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America was founded on the principle of limited government—but McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) changed that. John Yoo, Professor of Law at UC Berkeley, unpacks the case that opened the door to an expansive federal government.
