Owner, Managing Principal, The MEK Group
Michael Snyder is the Owner and Managing Principal at The MEK Group. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including science, agriculture, and personal finance, with particular expertise in credit health, debt management, and organic farming. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, and Travel + Leisure.
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By: Michael Snyder
Many are referring to this year’s El Niño as a “Godzilla El Niño”, and now we are starting to understand why such an extreme label is being thrown around. We all knew that when an El Niño formed, it would bring higher temperatures, but this is ridiculous.
By: Michael Snyder
If you love the news, check out The Liberty Daily's homepage. (The Economic Collapse Blog)—It is supposed to be hot on the 4th of July, but it isn’t supposed to be this hot. Temperatures will be 20 to 30 degrees above average in much of the eastern half of the country. I warned a few […]
By: Michael Snyder
The oceans on our planet have never been this hot, and this is causing explosive weather throughout the world. Record high temperatures are being set all over the northern hemisphere, we are witnessing absolutely crazy storms, and gigantic wildfires are erupting at a blistering pace.
By: Michael Snyder
10 strange events on America's 250th Independence Day—from blood-red skies and the Brooklyn Bridge fire to riots, storms, and bizarre fireworks mishaps.
By: Michael Snyder
Did you know that the number of Americans who are out of work right now is far higher than it was at any point during the Great Recession? I know that sounds crazy, but I will prove it to you in this article. A whopping 111 million Americans do not have a job, and we are spending more than a trillion dollars a year on the social safety net that supports them. Of course, we cannot afford to do this because the national debt has already reached 39 trillion dollars, and it is growing at an astounding rate. If we do not fix our economy, disaster is inevitable.
As an actress, Olivia Wilde can project fierce intellect as well as earthiness, whether she’s playing serious or silly. Those traits seem to be inherent to the woman herself and serve her well as she pursues a concurrent career as a filmmaker. She earned glowing reviews with her debut as a director, the savvy, snarky […]
By: Michael Snyder
A monster El Niño is fueling a massive U.S. heat dome, 117-degree temperatures and growing fears of global crop failures and food shortages.
If you live in the western half of the United States, it is going to be really hot next week. I realize that I have been writing about extreme heat a lot lately, but I can’t help it because what we are experiencing right now is highly unusual. The “Monster El Niño” of 2026 will be causing a tremendous amount of chaos for many months to come, and agricultural production all over the globe will be greatly affected.
A young woman makes a bargain with her fiancé that would give each of them license to sleep with one famous person — presumably one time only and ostensibly with no negative repercussions on their relationship. It’s a whimsical pact that committed couples occasionally make with one another. But what might happen if one of […]
Now we are going to get to see what really happens to the global economy when the Strait of Hormuz is completely closed for an extended period of time. Before the war, approximately 45 percent of all Asian oil imports traveled through the Strait of Hormuz. The Chinese normally get more oil from the Middle […]
