Cincinnati Preparedness Group is ready for any scenario. Tourist captures unprecedented photo of rare 'white ghost' animal experts thought was extinct: 'I couldn't believe what I was seeing' ...

Some "preppers" are worried about a doomsday-type nuclear attack. Others take seriously the Mayan prophecy that the world will end in 2012. Most are reluctant to share their secrets of survival.

Amid concerns about inflation and a potential recession, more Seattle-area residents are adopting a pragmatic approach to preparedness, eschewing doomsday scenarios in favor of everyday resilience, ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Cody Barbo, founder and CEO of Trust and Will.

'I wouldn't call myself a survivalist, just a realist," says "Craig," a financial analyst in Cincinnati. In his 30s, with a wife and baby, Craig keeps a cache of supplies in his basement: magnesium ...

The preparedness pro at The Urban Prepper compares when to stay home or evacuate across a range of crisis scenarios. The IRS may owe COVID-era refunds to tens of millions of taxpayers. Here’s who ...

From solar-powered radios to survival backpacks, LA-based Preppi is redefining prepper culture with stylish, functional gear and tapping into a growing global appetite for disaster readiness. There ...

If the folks on Doomsday Preppers are right, the revolution will not, in fact, be televised. Nor will it look too much like Revolution, at least for those stuck in large urban areas. "If there's a ...

Most preppers say it’s better to be prepared than scared. Barry Ames is a prepper who lives in Delaware County, for now. “You see Doomsday Preppers and they make them look crazy, but I think it's ...