As disasters mount, more Americans rethink emergency preparedness — but many still remain unready

As disasters mount, more Americans rethink emergency preparedness — but many still remain unready

A growing number of mainstream Americans are beginning to consider contingency planning, often only after experiencing a personal crisis like a power outage or natural disaster. Financial precarity remains a major barrier: 60% of U.S. households live paycheck to paycheck, making it difficult to stockpile supplies or fund evacuations. Research shows that evacuation decisions are…

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Netflix’s New Docuseries Digs Into the Death of Mica Miller, the Pastor’s Wife Whose Family Won’t Accept Her Suicide Ruling

Netflix’s New Docuseries Digs Into the Death of Mica Miller, the Pastor’s Wife Whose Family Won’t Accept Her Suicide Ruling

Netflix’s latest true-crime docuseries turns its attention to the death of Mica Miller, a 30-year-old pastor’s wife whose suicide ruling her family has never accepted. Mica Miller was found dead in a North Carolina river in April 2024, and a medical examiner ruled it a suicide. Her family has never believed it. In December 2025,…

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The False Moderates, Part 3: Dems Want to Turn Iowa into Illinois, And They’ve Found the Perfect Candidate

The False Moderates, Part 3: Dems Want to Turn Iowa into Illinois, And They’ve Found the Perfect Candidate

The Iowa governor’s race is heating up, which means liberals are throwing their weight behind State Auditor Rob Sand, attempting to mold him into a moderate despite his radical views. Far-left donors, advisers, and legacy media outlets have finally caught on: They realize their radical agenda will fail miserably in the Midwest if they share…

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Seventh Circuit Upholds Wisconsin’s Special Exemption from Federal Voter Transparency Law – State Can Keep Charging Up to ,500 and Redacting Birth Dates on Voter Rolls

Seventh Circuit Upholds Wisconsin’s Special Exemption from Federal Voter Transparency Law – State Can Keep Charging Up to $12,500 and Redacting Birth Dates on Voter Rolls

Credit: Rawpixel A three-judge federal appeals panel handed Wisconsin election officials a major victory Wednesday, upholding the state’s special exemption from the National Voter Registration Act and leaving its costly voter-roll access system intact. In a 27-page ruling, the Seventh Circuit affirmed the dismissal of an election-transparency lawsuit brought by the Public Interest Legal Foundation…

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Five Dietary Patterns Linked to Longer Lifespan

Five Dietary Patterns Linked to Longer Lifespan

Study Overview and Key Findings Decades of nutritional research have converged on a consistent finding: what people eat is directly tied to how long they live. According to a large body of evidence, strong adherence to any of several healthy dietary patterns is associated with a longer lifespan and lower risk of chronic disease. A…

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