Tag: The Economy
November 23: COVID Crackdown Continues as Holiday Travel Builds
With Thanksgiving arriving this week, Hanukkah in two weeks, followed by Christmas and New Year's Eve, holiday travel could result in increased spread.
Huge COVID Spike Cause Lockdowns in U.S. to Explode
As COVID-19 growth rate doubles in the U.S. since November 1, the threat of lockdowns explode, especially in Blue states.
In Prepping, as in Life, Timing is Everything
When you look at prepping as a marathon rather than a sprint, you can time your purchases to take advantage of market lows and save money.
Cancel Thanksgiving and Christmas – COVID-19 is Back
Don't be surprised if your governor or your mayor wants you to cancel your holiday plans and limit who you see at Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Unemployment, Homelessness and Economic Uncertainty to Continue into 2021
As government-mandated rent deferrals and mortgage deferrals expire, tens of millions could face eviction early next year.
September 23: U.S. Surpasses 200,000 COVID-19 Deaths
The U.S. reaches a milestone, but the number of serious COVID-19 cases and deaths continues to slow.
September 4: How to Fight Hunger as it Grows in America
The economic crash caused by the COVID-19 shutdown and resulting unemployment has made it difficult for many Americans to feed their family.
August 28: Future Threats You Should Prepare for Now
As bad as hurricanes and forest fires are, there are plenty of far more serious potential disaster to prep for.
August 18: California Blackouts One Sign of a Slow Slide
California is sliding slowly towards socialism and an inevitable collapse, thanks largely to self-imposed problems.
Coronavirus Report July 29: COVID-19 Doesn’t Scare us Anymore
Even as deaths climb, COVID-19 doesn't frighten us as much as it once did, but the economic repercussions could be devastating.