emergency

In an emergency situation, two of the most important things you will need to provide for yourself are food and water. Good thing there is one survival tool that can help you with both — a survival stove.

This week’s dose of must-read articles discusses Trump’s rocky relationship with the Intelligence Community… a wet warning on the importance of emergency prep… how to ensure your TV isn’t keeping tabs on you… and more.

I admit it: I’m a gear junkie. And as my wife will tell you, it’s one of the few areas of my life I keep highly organized. Because you can have the best gear in the world, but if you can’t access it quickly enough, it won’t do you any good.

With the ever-growing usage of interconnected wireless devices, we’re giving hackers more and more ways to disrupt our everyday lives. And now there’s a way for hackers to disrupt your life — literally.

The questions just keep pouring in. This week’s drop covers advice for knife users, how to generate your own power, ammo recommendations and more.

This edition of the Weekly Drop focuses on firearms. Guns are certainly a hot-button issue, but I truly believe there’s no better way to defend house and home.

Because many of you may be flying to or from a loved one’s home in the next few days, today I want to cover eight essential travel tips.

It’s a dangerous world out there, and I want to ensure you are able to enjoy the upcoming holidays with your loved ones. Here’s your action to take to stay safe and warm this season.

Most of you are busy with food shopping or house cleaning or packing to visit relatives this week, but please take a moment to check out these five must-read articles. There’s plenty of valuable information, including one extra step you should take to stay safe for the holidays.

Historic flooding is displacing thousands of people in parts of the U.S., forcing them to hastily flee their homes. Weather events are unpredictable – as is civil unrest – so in any event, you’ll want a plan in place to evacuate from your home in ten minutes or less. Because in an emergency situation, every minute counts.