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Child soldier dives on TWO grenades and lives
Jack L. was born in 1928 in North Carolina, and after the U.S. entered World War II, he wanted to serve his country. So, …
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The scary truth about banking during a disaster
In September 2008, Lehman Brothers was the fourth-largest investment bank in the U.S. The company had over 25,000 employees around the world. At the …
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Mailbag Monday
Jason, I’ve heard you say that you use an old flip open cellular phone. Why do you use this sort of phone? -From Nicole …
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How to create a quick and easy survival cache
After World War II ended, the U.S. quickly turned its attention to another threat… European nations feared that a Soviet invasion was inevitable. In …
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The butterfly (knife) effect
The Phoenix program was a Vietnam-era CIA operation intended to locate Vietcong in rural villages. The CIA focused on high-value targets that had in-depth …
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Mailbag Monday
During the winter my family and I frequently attend hockey games. My biggest fear is some type of violence breaking out and my family …
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Avoid these dangerous mistakes when “bugging in”
Hurricane Ian was the fifth strongest storm to make landfall in the U.S. Over 2.5 million people in twelve different counties were told to …
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How to escape the rising flood of holiday scams
With the holidays coming up, scammers will be increasing their efforts to take advantage of those who want to give. Around 24% of people …
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Mailbag Monday
If a disaster was so bad that you had to leave the U.S., what country would you flee to? What is the best option? …
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Why hackers are targeting electric vehicles
David C. is a 19-year-old cyber security researcher who was able to hack into 25 Tesla’s. The teenager wrote a blog about how he …
