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Days After Carlson’s Nuclear Strike Warning, Iran Tells Citizens How to Survive a Blast

Iran’s state media released a guide on surviving a nuclear blast as Tucker Carlson warns of a possible U.S. strike. Here’s what Iranians were told to do

Tucker Carlson Says a U.S. Nuclear Strike on Iran Could Be Days Away.

Last week the Pentagon was preparing its bases to run for 90 days without outside help. Britain, Japan and Finland were telling families to stock up. Now Tucker Carlson says the U.S. may be days away from using a nuclear weapon on Iran.
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Hackers Strike Again: Supermarket Freezers Across Europe Hijacked Overnight, Weeks After Massive Attack in France

Hackers remotely hijacked supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, destroying food overnight and exposing a growing threat to the global food supply.

Hackers Steal $6.3 Billion in Crypto Currency in What Could Be the Largest Heist in History

Hackers steal $6.3 billion from Binance as Polymarket suffers a separate breach. The attacks expose the dangers of relying on digital financial systems.

First America and Britain, Now Japan and Finland Prepare for Major Emergencies

First the Pentagon, then Britain. Now Japan and Finland are warning citizens to prepare for emergencies. Governments are getting ready. Are you?

The Pentagon Is Preparing for 90 Days of War. Britain Is Telling Families to Stockpile Food. What Do They Know?

The Pentagon is preparing military bases to survive 90 days without outside support while Britain tells families to stockpile food, water and cash. Why are governments suddenly preparing for the worst?

Pentagon Preparing U.S. Military Bases to Survive 90 Days Without Power or Outside Supplies as Global War Fears Grow

The Pentagon is preparing U.S. military bases to survive 90 days without outside support, anticipating power grid failures, supply chain collapse and a possible global war.

Britain Tells Families to Stock Food, Water and Cash as Be Ready Campaign Launches Amid Cyber Chaos

Britain's new Be Ready campaign tells households to keep three days of food, water, cash and a wind-up radio as cyberattacks knock government sites offline.