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At the 2025 PragerU East Coast Gala, @Frankandresc delivers a powerful testimony about the dangers of socialism and the promise of 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, […]
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. Transcript: Why Latinos Voted for Trump Presented by Franklin Camargo For decades, Hispanics have been considered a reliable voting block for the Democratic Party. It […]
William Williams was born in 1731 in Lebanon, Connecticut, the son and grandson of Christian ministers and Harvard graduates. At 16, he entered Harvard College and later studied theology under his father. His plans to enter the ministry changed after he served in the French and Indian War, an experience that led to his deep […]
@LarryElderSage explains why it probably won’t happen.
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 […]
