Prepper News Update

After shares dropped 50 percent Monday and another 30 percent on Tuesday, it looks like the next domino in the bank collapse is about to fall.

Inflation and recession are eroding buying power, making it tougher for people to keep food on their table and even stay in their homes.

Inflation in Argentina reached 103 percent and is expected to continue climbing. This means goods are twice as expensive today compared to a year ago.

First it was Walgreens and mom-and-pop retailers. Now crime is driving Walmart and Whole Foods to close stores in dangerous urban areas.

A minute-by-minute and day-by-day report on what to do if nuclear missiles are inbound offers some basic info but is just a starting point.

The Marburg virus, which is similar to Ebola, is now active in both East and West Africa. Keep this on your prepper radar in case it spreads.

Saudi Arabia's latest cut in oil production sent the price up, which will add to inflation pressures in the U.S. and world wide.

California got hit this winter with excessive snow and rain this winter. It may have cured the drought, but it caused its own share of problems.

Russia just threatened to nuke any country that arrests Putin after the International Criminal Court issues a warrant for his arrest.

On Saturday, a line formed outside First Republic Bank in Southern California as depositors fearing its collapse lined up to withdraw their money.