The Florida Department of Education has approved screening videos that deny the Earth’s changing climate to schoolchildren in the state, according to the Guardian. Animations from Prager University ...

1:11 p.m. March 25, 2025: An earlier version of this report gave East Coast times for Dennis Prager’s radio show. That has been changed to the correct local time, 9 a.m. to noon. Dennis Prager, the ...

In July, Florida became the first state to allow schools to incorporate instructional videos with a conservative viewpoint from vendor PragerU into their classroom materials. Oklahoma and Montana ...

Oklahoma just announced a new fifty-question assessment model for teachers designed to “[keep] away woke indoctrinators” from the state’s schools. That test — which includes questions related to ...

What Prager University really needs is a mascot. What Prager University doesn’t need are the credentials required of other vendors distributing educational materials to public schools. The Florida ...

Dennis Prager’s right-leaning media platform has built an audience of millions by marrying slick Hollywood production values with MAGA stars and conservative ideology. Now it’s setting its sights on a ...

Will Witt is an on camera personality for Prager University. Witt talks to Circa about how he hopes Prager University becomes a dominant digital space in the conservative movement. For more than 5 ...

Nine days after reentering the White House last January, President Trump issued an executive order to end “indoctrination” in American schools. The first sentence of the order called on schools to ...

SPOKANE, Wash. – Rightwing pundit and activist Dennis Prager will attend a conservative advocacy organization’s Spokane gala in September. The Washington Policy Center (WPC) will host an event at the ...

The founder of Prager University, an unaccredited conservative media organization, appeared on Fox & Friends Tuesday claiming Google equates conservative video content to pornography. Right-wing radio ...

It takes a second to figure out what’s off about a Prager University children’s video explaining abolition. Then you realize the producers have made Frederick Douglass sound a little like John C.