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?
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.
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.
Shh… Don’t Tell Anyone
The Appalachians, and West Virginia specifically, are attracting an influx of folks dissatisfied with their current location.
ATF’s Pistol Brace Rule Vacated
We the people won a major legal victor today when the the United States District Court ruled its favor and vacated the pistol brace rule.
Is a Russia Spy Network Committing Sabotage Across Europe?
It looks like a network for Kremlin spies could be setting fires derailing trains, and committing other acts of sabotage across Europe.
Is World War III Growing Closer in Europe?
Is Europe be carving a path toward war or simply preparing for the worst while hoping for the best? Because the worst could be pretty bad.
Protein Sources for Preppers
The average American gets more than 50 percent of their protein from meat and dairy. Are you prepared for those sources to dry up in a disaster?
Summer Heatwave Threatens Electric Grid, Coastal Cities
High temperatures threaten the power grid in Texas and the Midwest while warm ocean temperatures likely mean a strong 2024 hurricane season.
Inflation Hits 20 Percent Under Biden
Inflation, taxes, and recession fears are not only hurting everyday Americans, they are crushing small businesses, the economic engine of America.
