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Was the Civil War inevitable? Wilfred McClay explores whether slavery, secession, and failed compromises made America’s bloodiest conflict unavoidable.

Stephen Baldwin sits down with Aaron Prager for a candid conversation about addiction, Hollywood, faith, and the decisions that changed the course of his life.


Dennis Prager explores why young people are rejecting marriage, the rise of victimhood culture, personal tragedy, family, forgiveness, and God.

Who’s really telling the truth about AI? Plus, a major mail-ballot ruling, record retirement savings, and Ella Langley’s surprising inspiration.

Joe Honan explains the AI data-center boom, from electricity and water use to power grids, national security, foreign funding, jobs, and America’s AI race.


John Spencer joins Marissa Streit to explain Turkey’s rise, Syria’s collapse, urban warfare, and the power struggles reshaping the Middle East.


Constitution Day sparks debate over how schools teach the Constitution, while NYC and LA enrollment drops—and moral education declines nationwide.


Victor Davis Hanson breaks down how Canada's socialist paradigm and open borders led to economic stagnation.


Should America remain the world’s leading superpower, or share global influence with China and Russia? Jeremy Boreing examines what’s best for America.

Why did Apostate Prophet leave Islam and become Christian? Ridvan Aydemir discusses the Quran, Muhammad, Jesus, Judaism, Christianity, and his journey.


Aaron Prager joins Marissa Streit to discuss the Tate brothers, fake masculinity, personal responsibility, addiction, fatherhood, and young men.


Victor Davis Hanson exposes how over 600 sanctuary jurisdictions violate federal immigration law.


Axel Kaiser warns of Marxism's rise in Chile and its threat to U.S. freedom, echoing past prosperity's decline.


25 years after 9/11, how much do college students know about the terrorist attacks? Franklin Camargo asks Cal State Northridge students—and surprises them.


Trillions to cool the planet slightly by 2100—or a fraction to save millions from malaria, hunger, and disease today? Bjorn Lomborg investigates.


Victor Davis Hanson analyzes the Afghanistan withdrawal, exposing how abandoning Bagram created the "greatest military humiliation" in modern U.S. history.


Explore the benefits of trade careers over costly degrees with PragerU's documentary, Trading Up.


Christians face record persecution and killings, especially in the Muslim world. Why does the West look away? Raymond Ibrahim explains.

Did the Bible predict AI—and are we creating a digital god? Shabbos Kestenbaum and Rabbi Simon Jacobson explore AI, the soul, human agency, jobs, and purpose.
