Researchers determined the probability of human extinction due to natural causes each year is one in 14,000. Moreover, most people don’t really care.
Many people have tested the boundaries of human ability and resilience – some intentional, some accidental – and lived to tell their stories.
Two hikers were found alive on Wednesday after spending five days lost on a California mountain, and there are things we can learn from their experience.
In this article, Jose shares valuable lessons about earning money during a collapse based on his experiences in Venezuela.
What is the truth about the new tax bill and the repeal of Net Neutrality? Today on Survival Saturday, we’ll take a closer look at both.
It seems like ‘artists” have to be more and more outrageous lately. They say that “art reflects life.” If that’s the case, we are really in a dark place.
By Daisy Luther Survival Saturday is a round-up of the week’s news and resources for folks who are interested in …
This week on Survival Saturday, much that is wrong with the world boils down to statism, of which I am not a fan.
Cyber-criminals and hackers are going after average people like us now. Every person using a cell phone or computer is vulnerable.
This week on Survival Saturday, we’ll talk about the terror attack in the UK, the riots in St. Louis, and the post-Irma chaos in the Caribbean.
Survival Saturday: A disaster doesn’t end when the initial event is over. It’s a series of cascading events, and Hurricane Harvey has proven this yet again.
As expected, Hurricane Harvey hit coastal Texas with a brutal vengeance. Here’s what we know so far about the effects of the devastating storm.
This week, everyone’s talking about North Korea and nuclear war. Here are 5 of the topics that people are discussing.
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