The Sentinel-Intelligence

Imagine you’re sitting in a room, filling out some lame survey, and you start to see smoke.

Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice.

Last week, I released the first official edition of Survival Illustrated.

Last year, something occurred to me.

It's been almost six months since a major update to the survival guide.

In one of the apocalyptic shows I used to watch, one of the characters loses his mind.

There’s a scene in Bradley Garrett’s book Bunker that still haunts me.

When the World Economic Forum does something, you should probably pay attention.

First, an update: We recently posted about our success with rainwater harvesting.

It’s a real buzzkill to watch all these prepper videos on YouTube show you how to build a rain harvesting system, only to realize that you can’t do it.

Let's start with some good news.

Everyone seems to have forgotten the urgent predictions from earlier this summer about empty shelves, fuel shortages, and famines.

It’s a real buzzkill to watch all these prepper videos on YouTube show you how to build a rain harvesting system, only to realize that you can’t do it.

Our drought has officially reached emergency status.

In March, Google made it official.