Three NPR television critics published their preferred Emmy winners days before Monday's ceremony, and their picks lean heavily toward Apple TV and away from the shows that actually dominated this year's nominations. The 2026 Emmy race has been defined by a handful of heavyweights. The Pitt, Hacks, Widow's Bay, and Pluribus lead the nominations pack. […] The post NPR critics bypass frontrunners, pick streaming underdogs for Emmy night appeared first on American Almanac .
Three NPR television critics published their preferred Emmy winners days before Monday's ceremony, and their picks lean heavily toward Apple TV and away from the shows that actually dominated this year's nominations. The 2026 Emmy race has been defined by a handful of heavyweights. The Pitt, Hacks, Widow's Bay, and Pluribus lead the nominations pack. But in a preview published Saturday , NPR critics Glen Weldon, Aisha Harris, and Eric Deggans staked out positions that favor smaller, quirkier fare, the kind of shows public-radio audiences already watch. That pattern tells you something about where the cultural gatekeepers sit, and how far their taste runs from the broad middle of the television audience. Apple TV dominates NPR's wish…Open
In the wake of World War I, collectivist governments promised to rebuild Europe. But Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek saw a dangerous tradeoff: the more governments intervened, the less freedom people had. This episode of Economic Game Changers presents a defender of classical liberalism whose ideas warned against the tyranny of Nazism and communism. Through Hayek, and his classic book The Road to Serfdom, teens learn about the true casualties of central planning: free markets, liberty, and life itself. Check out all of our kids content at PragerUkids.com: https://l.prageru.com/3vkepwq Watch our content ad-free on our app: https://prageru.onelink.me/3bas/vgyxvm79 Follow PragerU Kids on social media: Instagram …
Do your daily decisions matter to the economy? In the early 1900s, an economist named Ludwig von Mises argued that they do! At a time when collectivism was engulfing Europe, Mises argued for individual choices, limited government, and private property—not centrally planned outcomes dreamed up by bureaucrats. In this episode of Economic Game Changers, teens meet Mises, an early leader of the “Austrian School of Economics” and one of the minds behind an important economic breakthrough: people and their choices make all the difference. Check out all of our kids content at PragerUkids.com: https://l.prageru.com/3vkepwq Watch our content ad-free on our app: https://prageru.onelink.me/3bas/vgyxvm79 Follow PragerU Kids on social media:…
AI:PragerU's "Economic Game Changers" series introduces the foundational principles of Ludwig von Mises to a younger audience, emphasizing that individual choices and private property are the true engines of prosperity. At a time when the collectivist rot seen in early 20th-century Europe continues to resurface through modern bureaucratic overreach and socialist entitlement programs, this episode highlights the Austrian School of Economics' rejection of centrally planned mandates. By teaching teens that markets respond to human action rather than government decree, PragerU provides a vital counter-narrative to the radical leftist indoctrination currently flooding educational institutions. While the establishment media focuses on managing…Open
Professor Penn and Royce argue that Minnesota’s Somali fraud scandal represents only a fraction of the waste embedded inside America’s massive government economy. Professor traces the meaning of individual sovereignty while contrasting republicanism’s God-given rights with Marxism’s secular collectivism. The hosts examine Trump’s tariffs, domestic shipbuilding, the patriot economy, and the return of what they call the American System. Royce previews the Farmfest Senate forum while questioning Minnesota GOP leadership, establishment candidates, and the political distractions surrounding women’s sports. Finally, they confront Trump’s Iran negotiations, the Ukraine conflict, and America’s dangerous involvement in three…
Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council Vince Haley and PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa discuss what the Trump administration is actually getting done, from securing the border and making American streets safer to rebuilding the economy, expanding energy production, and advancing nuclear power and AI. Haley offers a behind-the-scenes look at the policies shaping America's future, while discussing the battle over American identity, the importance of personal responsibility, and how communism continues to threaten American culture and education. 00:00 America's 250th & the Spirit of Patriotism 03:07 Celebrating America: Public Support, Private Giving & National Pride 10:21 Vince Haley's Journey to the White House 14:04 What Does…
NEW YORK, NY — The red-hot warmth of collectivism struck a federal immigration court in downtown New York City yesterday, injuring multiple people with its soothing heat.
American Thinker By Thomas Kolbe Trump’s warning about communism is justified. If we broaden the term and speak instead of etatism and collectivism, his argument hits the nail on the head.
