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Star Parker, founder and president of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, recently spoke with Mike Huckabee on his …
Read More »Star Parker and Mike Huckabee Discuss Poverty, Race, Personal Responsibility, and More
WATCH: Do Christians Have a Duty to Push Back Against Tyranny?
On a recent episode of Cure America with Star Parker, she and her panel of guests discussed the state of …
Read More »WATCH: The Government Can’t Issue Blanket Prohibitions on Worship, Assembly and Expression
Star Parker and her guests discussed government restrictions on churches during the COVID-19 pandemic on a recent episode of her …
Read More »Utah Becomes 17th State to Allow Constitutional Carry
Utah, a formerly shall-issue state, will allow law-abiding citizens to carry their handguns concealed without a permit. The state is …
Read More »Church vs. State During the Pandemic — Watch Cure America Episode 33
Has the Church lost its light and its prominent station in America, and if yes, can we do anything to …
Read More »WATCH: How to Limit Government During the Biden Administration
It’s a tall order! Cure America host Star Parker speaks with author Richard Manning, Liberty Action Counsel Jonathan M. Alexandre, …
Read More »WATCH — Selina Soule Won’t Be Silenced: It Is Unfair to Allow Boys to Compete Against Girls
In this PragerU video, Selina Soule, a track runner from Connecticut, said she’d trained to be a championship sprinter since …
Read More »Federal Judge Permanently Blocks New York’s COVID-19 Restrictions Against Houses of Worship
Last month, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ruled against New York’s COVID-19 …
Read More »Star Parker and Rep. Marsha Blackburn on the Implications of an Open Border Policy
“The GOP Future beyond President Trump” The implications of an open border policy – Senator @MarshaBlackburn tells us tonight on …
Read More »Biden’s DOJ Withdraws Lawsuit Against Yale for Discriminating Against Asian Students
So-called affirmative action began in federal contracting in the 1960s with the idea to “cast a wider net” to include …
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