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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | S.D. Wells |Jacob Thomas |Zoey Sky |Laura Harris
When Covid was first launched, the fear campaign began and certain necessities became scarce rather quickly. Toilet paper quadrupled in price and the shelves at stores were bare, waiting for the next shipment that would be bought up faster than Fauci could tell his next lie on CNN. Rubbing alcohol and other important sterilizers were sold out, even on Amazon.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Laura Harris |Willow Tohi |Zoey Sky |Jacob Thomas
Foreign B-1 visa truckers from Mexico and Canada are illegally hauling domestic U.S. freight, despite rules prohibiting them from picking up loads within the country after delivering international shipments. These drivers, often hired by U.S. or Mexican carriers, undercut American truckers by accepting lower rates, forcing small businesses to shut down due to unsustainable competition.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Willow Tohi |Laura Harris |Zoey Sky |Jacob Thomas
Italy’s Campi Flegrei, a massive supervolcano near Naples, is showing alarming signs of eruption, including a magnitude 4.4 earthquake and ongoing tremors, prompting a state of emergency. A surge in powerful solar flares (X1.2 and X2.7-class) since May 13, 2025, has sparked debate over whether solar activity could trigger volcanic eruptions or earthquakes by destabilizing Earth’s crust via proton-induced electromagnetic currents.
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1 month ago | 
ltcnews.com | Jacob Thomas
When your mom can’t safely bathe herself or your dad forgets his medication, it’s more than a red flag—it’s a turning point. You know something has to change, but navigating your options can be overwhelming. You’re not alone. Across Canada, thousands of families face the same decision: What kind of care does my loved one need—and how can we afford it? There are differences between assisted living and nursing homes, how they’re funded, and where Long-Term Care Insurance fits into the picture.
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1 month ago | 
ltcnews.com | Jacob Thomas
When you notice your mom struggling to climb stairs or your dad forgetting important details, your mind starts racing: “Can they keep living alone? Do I need to help more? What will this cost—and who can I trust?”These questions are familiar to millions of Canadians. While aging is natural, planning for long-term care isn’t always straightforward.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Zoey Sky |Jacob Thomas |Finn Heartley |Willow Tohi
Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attacks are a growing concern for preppers, alongside other emergencies. Places to avoid include cities, which rely heavily on technology and infrastructure, making them highly susceptible to EMP attacks. Roads and highways are dangerous because modern vehicles dependent on electronics will fail, leaving drivers stranded. Hospitals give the illusion of safety, but they rely on electronic equipment and limited backup power, making them vulnerable to EMP attacks.
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1 month ago | 
climate.news | Willow Tohi |S.D. Wells |Finn Heartley |Jacob Thomas
Millions in Spain and Portugal lost power in a sweeping blackout, revealing Europe’s fragile electricity infrastructure. Experts warn the EU must modernize its outdated grid at a cost of trillions to prevent future disasters. Renewable energy growth has outpaced grid upgrades, increasing instability risks across Europe. Spain’s aggressive shift to renewables left it vulnerable due to insufficient backup power and aging infrastructure.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Mike Adams |Ramon Tomey |S.D. Wells |Jacob Thomas
Millions in Spain and Portugal lost power in a sweeping blackout, revealing Europe’s fragile electricity infrastructure. Experts warn the EU must modernize its outdated grid at a cost of trillions to prevent future disasters. Renewable energy growth has outpaced grid upgrades, increasing instability risks across Europe. Spain’s aggressive shift to renewables left it vulnerable due to insufficient backup power and aging infrastructure.
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1 month ago | 
disaster.news | Ramon Tomey |S.D. Wells |Jacob Thomas |Mike Adams
A massive power outage on April 28 left millions without electricity, disrupting transportation, emergency services and commerce – one of Europe’s worst peacetime blackouts. The collapse followed Spain’s celebration of running entirely on renewable energy, exposing the instability of wind and solar power when traditional baseload sources (like nuclear or fossil fuels) are phased out.
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1 month ago | 
ltcnews.com | Jacob Thomas
One morning, everything seems normal—until it's not. A flood takes over your basement. A wildfire moves closer. A sudden illness sends you to the hospital. In these moments, you’re not thinking about the documents in your filing cabinet. But later, you will be. When the storm passes, what's left? “After Hurricane Harvey, we lost our home and nearly all our records,” said Sharon, 61, of Houston. We didn’t just lose our belongings—we lost our medical history, our family photos, our insurance paperwork.
