John Penn, born May 17, 1741, in Caroline County, Virginia, emerged from an upbringing of little formal education to eventually become one of just 56 men to etch his name on the Declaration of Independence. After his father died in 1759, Penn discovered a newfound motivation to educate himself and through the aid of his […]

PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa sits down with David Prager, son of Dennis Prager, to share an encouraging update on Dennis’s ongoing recovery from his spinal injury. They reflect on the remarkable progress Dennis has made and offer a heartfelt look into his healing journey which has had many ups and downs. Plus, send Dennis a special […]

The National Education Association (NEA) is the largest teachers union in the U.S., representing over 3 million teachers. And recently, a leaked internal agenda reveals a political playbook that has nothing to do with reading, writing, or math. PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa is joined by education whistleblower Jessica Tapia, a California teacher fired for refusing to […]

Of the four signers from Massachusetts, Robert Treat Paine is lesser known today than John Hancock, John Adams, and Samuel Adams, yet he left a lasting mark on the founding of the United States. Born on March 11, 1731, in Boston, Massachusetts, Paine was the son of a pastor-turned-merchant and descended from Mayflower settler Stephen […]