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William Whipple was born in 1730 in Kittery, Massachusetts (now Kittery, Maine) into a seafaring family. After finishing school, he went to sea and became a ship captain by age 21, eventually amassing a small fortune. In 1759, he left maritime life and opened a mercantile firm in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with two of his […]
Brazil’s former president is placed under house arrest for allegedly staging a coup. ICE uses a “Trojan horse” Penske truck to catch illegal immigrants in LA. NASA is fast-tracking a mission to place a nuclear reactor on the moon. And the suspected shooter at Georgia’s Fort Stewart has been identified—so why aren’t corporate news outlets […]
What makes an economy grow, and what gets in the way? In this episode of Cash Course, your middle and high school students will learn about the key ingredients for economic growth, like productivity, human capital, and GDP. They’ll also examine the role government plays in either helping—or hurting—the process, and gain a clear understanding […]
In this touching and insightful conversation, @TheLarryElderShowRadio shares a heartfelt update on @TheDennisPragerShow_ condition and mindset following his recent health challenges. From warm listener letters and FaceTime chats to deep reflections on gratitude, happiness, and perseverance, Larry recounts the wisdom Dennis continues to embody—even during hardship. With stories about law school, bar exams, and the […]
Just in time for back to school, Jill Simonian from PragerU Kids reveals what you really need to know — including eye-opening updates from the National Education Association’s (NEA) latest meeting. Spoiler: It may shock you. Plus, classroom phone bans are making waves… but are they helping or hurting? The reviews are mixed, and parents […]
