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Stefanie Ladner is a writer and attorney who resides in Alabama with her husband, daughter and pet bunny. She received both her finance and law degrees from the University of Alabama. Roll Tide.

The remains of U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Gene F. Walker, who died in World War II, were identified over the summer. Walker will be buried in early 2024.

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Hero Army Lieutenant Killed in WWII Will Finally Be Laid to Rest in 2024

U.S. Army Tank Commander Gene F. Walker was identified 79 years after his death in WWII and will be buried in early 2024.

By Stefanie Ladner December 25, 2023

The Asian longhorned tick has rapidly spread across America in only a few short years, and it poses a great threat to livestock.

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Invasive Asian 'Cow-Killing' Tick Has Rapidly Crept Across America, CDC Warns

The Asian longhorned tick is rapidly gaining a foothold in the United States and poses a "serious threat to livestock," according to the USDA.

By Stefanie Ladner December 25, 2023

An F-35C Lightning II, assigned to Marine Strike Fighter Squadron 125, prepares to make an arrested landing on the flight deck aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln on Nov. 30. The Abraham Lincoln was performing routine operations in the Pacific Ocean.

Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Sonny Escalante - U.S. Navy

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Mind-Bending Change to Navy F-35: What Can These Strange Additions Do?

A photo of the aircraft showed three distinct stripes of a shiny coating on both the inside and outside of its tail wings.

By Stefanie Ladner December 24, 2023

The coastal town of Karumba, Australia, is dealing with an infestation of "plague rats."

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Rat Plague Overwhelms Popular Coastal Town and RV Destination

The usually picturesque destination in northern Queensland, Australia, has been swarmed by thousands of rats.

By Stefanie Ladner December 24, 2023

This stock image shows a traditional cemetery.

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Scientists Create A.I. 'Death Bot' That Predicts When You'll Die with Chilling Accuracy

Beyond the grim prediction of untimely death, it also predicted lifetime earnings and even personality aspects.

By Stefanie Ladner December 22, 2023

Holly Roberts, right, and Terry Lord pick fruit to be bagged and given away at a food pantry at the First Universalist Church in Norway, Maine, Nov. 25, 2020.

Robert F. Bukaty - File / AP

Christians 'Significantly' More Likely to Donate to Charities Than Non-Christians: Study

Not only were Christians nearly twice as likely to give to charity, they were much more likely to give in greater amounts.

By Stefanie Ladner December 16, 2023

An attractive woman looks in the mirror apparently checking for wrinkles.

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Harvard Scientist Claims Fountain of Youth Drug Discovery – Previously Claimed He's De-Aged Himself By Decade

A Harvard scientist claims his chemical cocktail breakthrough could lead to a "fountain of youth" pill to reverse aging.

By Stefanie Ladner December 10, 2023

During a Wednesday Senate Banking Committee Hearing, Sen. John Kennedy made a joke referencing Alec Baldwin, causing JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, left, to laugh.

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Bank CEO Can't Help but Laugh When GOP Senator Cracks Alec Baldwin Joke During Hearing

Sen. Kennedy gets a laugh during banking hearing from JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon over Alec Baldwin joke.

By Stefanie Ladner December 7, 2023

Detroit, Michigan, has become the first city in America to install a road that charges electric vehicles as they drive, idle, or park on it.

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America's First Wireless EV-Charging Roadway Installed in Detroit, Michigan

Detroit, Michigan, is now the first American city to construct a wireless-charging public road for electric vehicles.

By Stefanie Ladner and December 6, 2023

Billionaires George Soros, left, and his son Alex have already made hefty donations toward President Joe Biden's re-election effort.

Fabrice Coffrinii - AFP / Getty Images; Ilya S. Savenok / Getty Images

George and Alex Soros Have Already Maxed Out Their Donations to Biden

Around half a billion dollars in political contributions can be traced back to George Soros just since January 2020.

By Stefanie Ladner December 2, 2023

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Hero Army Lieutenant Killed in WWII Will Finally Be Laid to Rest in 2024

Invasive Asian 'Cow-Killing' Tick Has Rapidly Crept Across America, CDC Warns

Mind-Bending Change to Navy F-35: What Can These Strange Additions Do?

Rat Plague Overwhelms Popular Coastal Town and RV Destination

Scientists Create A.I. 'Death Bot' That Predicts When You'll Die with Chilling Accuracy

Christians 'Significantly' More Likely to Donate to Charities Than Non-Christians: Study

Harvard Scientist Claims Fountain of Youth Drug Discovery – Previously Claimed He's De-Aged Himself By Decade

Bank CEO Can't Help but Laugh When GOP Senator Cracks Alec Baldwin Joke During Hearing

America's First Wireless EV-Charging Roadway Installed in Detroit, Michigan

George and Alex Soros Have Already Maxed Out Their Donations to Biden

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