Millionaire builds 300-acre doomsday sanctuary for his family and friends in Utah

Entrepreneur Jayson Orvis claimed that around 200 people can live at his doomsday compound "indefinitely" in case of a catastrophic event.
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Trump’s Second Term Dispels Any Notion of CEOs Saving Us From Climate Crisis

Billionaire executives have long been lauded by the corporate media as unfettered heroes advancing human progress. But the ...

Best of BS Opinion: Gautam Gambhir and India's selectors must go

Best of BS Opinion is today's roundup of the Opinion page, covering long-term oil prices, WWII 'jugaad', India's red-ball ...

‘Awards Chatter’ Pod: Jeremy Allen White on ‘Springsteen,’ the Categorization and Future of ‘The Bear,’ and the ‘Social Network’ Sequel

In front of an audience of film students at Chapman University, the 34-year-old winner of multiple Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG ...