CURE America

Why are Americans having to pay more for everything right now? More importantly: Are things on the road to getting better – or are they on the road to getting much worse? This week, Star Parker sits down with EJ Antoni, research fellow for Regional Economics in the Center for Data Analysis at the Heritage Foundation, to answer these very questions, as well as many more, such as: should I pay down...

On this episode of CURE America with Star Parker, we talk about one of the greatest issues facing our nation – the collapse of Social Security. There is a lack of foresight, or maybe a lack of understanding priorities, as the Left in Congress continues to waste time on political games and carnival shows, when they should be legislating on real issues. To talk about this issue, we are joined today...

Suddenly, America has found itself entering the Summer with gun control leading the national debate. Last week, the Left controlled U.S. House of Representatives passed gun control legislation, and the Senate is currently discussing its own proposals. Matters regarding "ghost guns," red flag laws, background checks, and more, dominate many discussions in Washington, D.C. With this long list, as we...

In a nation that is tearing itself apart over race, trying to speak honestly about the state of black America is a perilous task. Candor and thoughtfulness are often drowned by hysteria, expediency, and sentimentalism.  That's why, this week on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we're joined by Dr. William B. Allen to discuss CURE's recent publication, "The State of Black America." We're...

This week on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we discuss critical questions and topics before the black conservative movement. Is there room to build racial harmony, yet still have discussions to tackle problems of aggressive policing, poverty, low educational aspirations, crime, economic stability and dismantling the welfare state? What should a national discussion on race matters look...

This week on Power, Poverty & Politics with Star Parker, we sort through all of the noise of the news coverage on the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court and its profound impact on the future of our nation. The conversation continues on the potential overturn of the key pro-abortion case, Roe v. Wade, as we discuss the historical impact of abortion on all Americans, as well as its significan...

Our American compassion, our moral compass, has gone awry. A child growing up in America today looks around and finds himself or herself in a nation where debt is larger than the entire economy, and still growing. But just as inflation shows that the costs of fiscal irresponsibility cannot be hidden, so the costs of teaching our youth that personal responsibility is irrelevant cannot be hidden. It...

Just days after the tragic news of a Texas National Guardsman drowning after saving the lives of two illegal immigrants crossing the Rio Grande, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas testifies before several congressional committees that the Biden Administration has "effectively managed" the ongoing border crisis. In this episode of Power, Poverty & Politics we bring you CURE America w...

The chaotic noise of the Left continues on with the Biden administration taking new action to instill their woke ideology in our banking system and increase the power of governmental control.   This week on Power, Poverty & Politics, Star Parker dives into the weeds of these new actions under the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with analysis and insight from Diana Furchtgott-Roth an Adjunct P...

From this week on we bring you our weekly TV show "CURE America with Star Parker" now in audio form.  We travel to Nashville, Tennessee for the 2022 National Religious Broadcasters Conference, the world's largest gathering of Christian communicators. Star Parker meets with industry experts and Christian leaders from around the globe as they provide their insight into what is happening in policy, c...

"Our nation, too, has a legacy of evil with which it must deal. The glory of this land has been its capacity for transcending the moral evils of our past." President Reagan spoke these words in March 1983, a speech which he famously called the Soviet Union the "evil empire." But as we see the Russia of today attempt to retread its past, a perspective is gained when we refocus on what is going on i...

Poll after poll continues to show President Biden's drastic drop in national approval. An even steeper drop in support has emerged from some of the Democratic Party's most reliable supporters – Black voters. With approval among Blacks plummeting, what failures and policies of the Biden administration have driven this change? How have these actions by the White House and the Democratic Party negati...

To answer the question of why we have Black History Month, we must first understand Black history.   Every conversation of Black history of course includes the saga of slavery, but it must also include the story of sin. We must not neglect our founding principles and the truth of man and our Creator in our history. In doing so, far too many today distort the lessons of our history for their own ga...

The job of our Federal Reserve Board of Governors is quite simple – to supervise a smooth-running economy and banking system. Biden's latest radical nominee sees her role as more prophetic. Sarah Bloom Raskin represents another attempt to use the government to pick winners and losers in our economy. Despite what the Left thinks, it's not the job of our government to decide which industries will fl...

Opinions have quickly been formed, on the Right and the Left, regarding President Biden's pledge to have his Supreme Court Justice nominee be an African-American woman. But is this decision, and the situation surrounding it, really so black and white? In this podcast, Star Parker dives into the realities of race in consideration for judicial nominations by looking at its past, and exploring the co...

Richard Manning, President of "Americans for Limited Government," sits down with Star Parker to discuss the breaking news of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement. When the most senior liberal justice retires from the Supreme Court, what does that possibly mean moving forward? Manning examines how this can change the dynamic of the Court, the relationships established over decades in t...

"I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal." As we start 2022, and head into a day celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we revisit the great truths King spoke about on that summer day in 1963, and how disconnected we are from that message today. The indictment of the w...

For years, a mob mentality and behavior has been cajoled and justified by the Left, with a disregard towards the pillars of a free society and the fundamental institutions of our nation. When the core values of our founding are undermined by politics, we've seen the result. The noise of the Left's continued evaluation of January 6 remains all too stark in the midst of their silence in condemning g...

The joy of the lord is my strength. With Christmas upon us, Star Parker sits down with two pastors to discuss faith and hardship this holiday season. "The proven genuineness of your faith—of greater worth than gold, which perishes even though refined by fire—may result in praise, glory and honor when Jesus Christ is revealed." 1 Peter 1:7

Government's not your daddy! Trust in government continues to decline, as few Americans trust politicians to do the right thing. Amidst cultural breakdown, the soaring rise of inflation, and the continued drastic rise of our national debt, government solutions only seek to put more people in dependency and extend the welfare state, using your tax dollars to do so. Former Ambassador to the United N...

Ironically, the Biden Administration is hosting a global "Summit for Democracy," even while the administration continues to threaten liberty here at home. Liberals are continuing to push, more and more, for governmental control and intrusion into our everyday lives. It is authoritarianism when government takes over a large percentage of our economic activity, mandates the actions of the people, an...

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, a case out of Mississippi that makes abortion after 15 weeks illegal in that state. A case like this hasn't been heard by the Supreme Court for many years, and presents the possibility of ending legalized abortion in our lifetime. The true issue at the heart of this case is this – is life sacre...

Hardworking Americans, small business owners, and even large corporations are all held responsible when it comes to their spending and investments. But where's the accountability and responsibility for the trillions being spent by the Left in the massive, wasteful Build Back Better Act? Biden's sinking poll numbers suggest that Americans are paying attention and realizing what is happening. Now, w...

The House of Representatives has moved forward in passing the disastrous Build Back Better bill. Looking at the advancement of government dependency and the state of our nation after an incredibly tough year for all Americans, it's easy to get lost in the noise and forget that we do live in the greatest country in the world. We have an election next year because we are consistently presented the o...

What happens when the common ground of core values is lost? While Bill Clinton moved to the center to save his presidency, the nation looked vastly different than it does now. Data shows that voters and their parties have moved farther and farther from the center. With government involvement in our daily lives drastically increasing, and the constant opposition to traditional values advancing, the...