As an editor at The Prepared, I’ve spent a lot of time over the past two years professionally...

From the Inuit of Alaska to the Sámi of Finland, the winter survival skills of indigenous peoples...

Modern outdoor clothing is a miracle of science. Polyester, nylon, and other synthetic fabrics and...

William S. Forschten’s post-apocalyptic novel, One Second After, famously describes a...

I have a confession to make: despite the fact that prepping is my day job, I didn’t really have my...

Fats and proteins are a bigger challenge when putting together your food preps than other...

Doomshopping — a vicious cycle of doomscrolling, fear-fueled impulse buying (of preps and...

Election-related fears have trapped way too many Americans in the doomshopping loop — late-night...

As if you needed another reason to always have a go-bag constantly at the ready, a new NOAA report...

Those readers who’ve been with us since our January coverage of the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak in Wuhan,...

Covid-19 has given rise to a new blood feud—and the two camps are increasingly blaming each other...

Welcome to the newly revamped Key Developments, now twice weekly and with non-COVID news. Right...

Back in November and December of 2019, before the viral apocalypse ravaged global supply chains and...

Fire season is upon us, and with wildfires comes rolling blackouts. Last year, California and other...

If there’s one or two products you’ve been trying to get your hands on, but they’re either always...

When it comes to knowing what’s next with the pandemic, I’ve found the following two methods have...

A lot has been made of the President’s claim that we should “slow the testing down,” a claim that...

ICUs in some areas of the United States are about to go into overflow mode, as you’ve probably...

I’m not a big fan of gadgets and “sharpening systems” that lock you into a specific way of putting...

Here in Texas, we’re still having a hard time getting reusable cloth masks of decent quality. My...