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Projected path of a hurricane expected to hit the Gulf Coast on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2024.

Hurricane Expected in Gulf, May Hit Florida on Thursday

A hurricane is expected to make landfall Thursday, bringing winds in excess of 100 mph, high surf, and large amounts of rain to the Florida Panhandle, Georgia and Alabama.
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Pager Bombs may be Prelude to War in Lebanon

The Israeli cabinet has given PM Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant the authorization to undertake military action against Hezbollah.
money getting vacuumed up

There is No Escape from Global Debt

We all know the U.S. is in debt and has hundreds of millions in unfunded liabilities. What most of us don't know is that things are worse in many of Europe's leading economies.
A trail in the autumn

Cold Front to Hit East Coast

Temperatures are going to drop by at least 10 degrees for much of the East Coast as a cold front rushes our way this weekend.
Prepper News Update

Prediction of Civil Unrest after Election

A wide ranging interview about the government's lies, the left trying to steal the election, how the MSM props up Kamala and more.
An artist's rendering of what an apocalyptic war might look like.

Israel Expects Major Iranian Attack

War looms as Israel believes a major attack from Iran is is imminent. U.S. Navy ships are heading to the region.
A concealed carry pistol in a holster

Guns and Guards in Encino

Rising crime is forcing the wealthy in this California town to hire armed guards while others arm themselves.
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The Prepper Economy is Thriving

About 7 percent of U.S. households now identify as preppers, but are they prepping themselves or letting someone else do it for them?
An image of Hurricane Beryl as it made its way across the Atlantic and into the Gulf of Mexico before it came ashore in Texas.

Houston Floods Again as Hurricane Beryl Hits Texas

Hurricane Beryl plowed into Texas early Monday morning, causing more flooding in and around Houston plus millions of people without power.
Costs for sending a container across the ocean are rising again as the supply chain disruptions are back.

Supply Chain Disruptions are Back

Logistics experts are getting a feeling of deja vu as the supply chain experiences slow downs and rising prices caused by war, drought and strikes.