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Three days’ worth of food and supplies is insufficient for your family’s survival, the federal government has finally acknowledged in what one expert is calling a landmark shift in emergency preparation. The White House’s new plan was released last year ...

Federal dietary guidelines may be increasing Americans’ risk for heart disease by urging people not to consume certain kinds of fat and whole milk, The Washington Post reported. Many scientists and doctors interviewed for a recent Post article now think ...

The federal government can no longer tell family farmers how many raisins to grow and sell, the US Supreme Court ruled Monday in a case in which one farmer was fined $680,000 simply because he refused to obey the government’s ...

The federal government each year makes it harder to get off-grid, partially because it continues gobbling up land at an alarming rate. Believe it or not, Uncle Sam owns 28 percent of all the land in the United States, and ...

The worst Ebola outbreak in history has reached America’s heartland, as a man in Dallas has been diagnosed with the deadly virus, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) confirmed. The man reportedly caught Ebola in Liberia and flew ...

More than 1 million people, including many Americans, are considered suspected terrorists by the federal government, according to newly revealed court documents. The documents showed that there are now more than 1 million names in the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Database, ...

More than 200 years after America’s Founding Fathers gathered in Philadelphia to draft the US Constitution, a growing movement of libertarians and conservatives is pushing to amend the Constitution to rein in the federal government. But is it a good ...

The Bundy Ranch standoff captivated the nation and emboldened everyday Americans to stand up to the federal government. On this week’s Off The Grid Radio, we interview family member Ryan Bundy, who tells us why his father Cliven Bundy has ...

A movement for a constitutional convention or “Convention of States” is gaining ground and igniting controversy across the nation. The lower houses of Alaska and Arizona passed resolutions calling for such a convention on March 12, days after Georgia became ...

In a landmark move, Georgia’s House and Senate have called for a constitutional convention to limit the size and power of the federal government. It is the first time that both chambers of a state have supported a conservative- and ...