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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has baselessly tied alleged declines in sperm counts among teenagers to a “fertility crisis” or an “explosion in infertility.” There is very ...
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Detroit — Whenever AJ Hinch moves his pregame press conference ahead of the media’s clubhouse access, it’s a signal that there’s some kind of news afoot. But, nobody could have predicted this. Hinch ...
The legend of Joey Chestnut continues. Chestnut is now an 18-time Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest champion after blowing out the competition once again, this time by downing 66 hot dogs and buns in ...
Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch announced on Tuesday, July 7, that third base coach Joey Cora and the team have "mutually agreed" he would leave the organization as a coach, effective immediately.
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