While doomsday "prepping" may once have been considered extreme, concerns about the food supply and looming disasters have left millions of Americans stockpiling for emergency situations. "[M]ost ...

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Doomsday prepping was once a concept people believed was reserved for conspiracy theorists and paranoid uncles, but fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is leading more and more Americans to plan ahead ...

Missouri doomsday prepper Rowan Mackenzie estimates she's spent $45,000 preparing for the end of the world. Jam Press A Missouri doomsday prepper estimates she has spent a whopping $45,000 fortifying ...

Doomsday prepping was once a concept people believed was reserved for conspiracy theorists and paranoid uncles, but fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is leading more and more Americans to plan ahead ...

Whether you believe in the Doomsday Clock or not, there's nothing wrong with being prepared for any potential disasters that may come your way. Food and water are the most commonly bought survival ...

A video of a homeowner finding a giant secret "prepper" room eight months after moving into a new house has sparked an active discussion online about what the space could be used for. In two videos ...