Gold Breaks $2,900, Sets New Record
Spot gold touched $2,942 on Monday, before dropping to around $2920. That's a 43 percent increase in the past year.
More Post-Helene Repairs get Done
A break in the winter weather led to a big thaw during which we got plenty of work done, including more Hurricane Helene clean up.
Party Like its 1899
Back in 1899, there was no income tax, no federal reserve, and the U.S. was prosperous thanks to Tariffs. Trump wants us to repeat history.
New Bird Flu Strain Could Put Humans at Greater Risk
The D1.1 strain of H5N1 Avian Influenza, which killed a man in Louisiana and sickened a teen in Canada, has now been detected in six different cattle herds.
Beehives and Bullets
A trip to help a local beekeeper turns into an afternoon at the range as we try out his new build and have fun with suppressors.
Buckle Up, Buttercup, Disruption is Coming
Tariffs, taking over the Panama Canal, arresting illegal immigrants, threating to buy Greenland. When does this crazy ride end?
Will AI Become a Threat to Humanity?
Should we fear AI or the autonomous robots and weapons it will make possible? Will it threaten or benefit society?
More Americans Depend on Food Pantries, Soup Kitchens
Food inflation is making it tougher for Americans to feed themselves and their families, causing reliance on food banks to grow.
Fire, Water, and Chickens
The road thaws out enough to become passable, the pipes are no longer frozen, and we take the opportunity to stock up on some critical items.
Water Woes Continue as we are Frozen Out
Five days later, we are still living without running water. It's a learning experience and we share some lessons and tools with you as well as our next steps.