In a political environment already strained by division, another disturbing example of rhetorical escalation recently resurfaced to help us illustrate where we are as the American Empire decays. Jeffrey Miller, chairman of the Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District in Kentucky since 2016, posted the following: “I’d be ok with the NRA if these psychos were just once the victims of a mass shooting. WINK WINK: please shoot Republicans.

If you're watching closely, you’ve seen the trend: political ideology is turning violent, and people in power are being hunted—not debated. This isn’t some theoretical “what if.” The threat environment has changed, and if you’re a public-facing figure, business owner, or leader, you are no longer shielded by your title, neighborhood, or good intentions.

A professor at King's College London, argues that civil war is increasingly likely to become the primary security concern for Western nations. He challenges the prevailing notion that affluent democracies are immune to internal conflict, highlighting that such societies are now exhibiting conditions conducive to civil war.

Wealth and the new rules of security coming from today's volatile climate. In today’s volatile climate, security isn’t just about alarms...

Crime has gotten to the point where people are willing to spend $150,000 on a dog which can protect them and their family.

Should we be outraged or is there more to this self-defense story? What can we learn from this attack?

An angry man with a two-foot long sword is trying to break into our house? What should we think about now before a crisis like this?

Businesses and individuals are spending more on private security as the trend of defunding police departments continues.