Monthly Archives: November 2022

Will using Twitter make you a better prepper? We look at Elon Musk's latest purchase and tell you if it us useful for preppers.

Layoffs are happening on the local and national level, energy prices are rising, and consumers are cutting back on spending.

Prepping goes mainstream, according to 60 Minutes on CBS, with up to 10 percent of households prepping.

When it comes to midterm elections, the down-ballot candidates at the county and local level are the races where your vote makes a difference.

Computer models predict this future tropical storm is coming to Florida this week before heading up the East Coast bringing rain and flash floods.

Just as you can’t take speed for years without suffering side effects, you can’t artificially amp up the economy and expect it not to crash.

China's President Xi Jinping pushed for peace talks between Ukraine and Russia and agreed that using nuclear weapons "would be crossing a line."

As the government under reports inflation, a respected hedge fund warns of hyperinflation, civil unrest, and global society collapse.

The pretty autumn leaves have given way to dead, brown oak leaves and gray skies as the fun days of fall give way to the gray days of winter

Criminals are now sniping at cops from rooftops. Two Newark officers were shot Tuesday, one in the neck, the other in the leg. Both...