Giants’ Cam Skattebo claims CTE is not real and believes asthma is ‘fake’: ‘It’s an excuse’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Cam Skattebo has earned a reputation for being a hard-nosed running back, and now it’s easy to see why.The New York Giants running back became a rookie phenom last season, scoring seven touchdowns in as many games before a gruesome ankle injury cut his season short.However, he quickly won the hearts of Giants fans with his Brandon Jacobs-like style despite being several inches shorter and his knack for finding the end zone.  In a recent appearance on the “Bring The Juice” podcast, Skattebo hinted at why his running style is the way…

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Small business uncertaintly hits all-time high ahead of Election Day

Wall Street might be booming, but Main Street is feeling more uncertainty than ever ahead of Election Day, as polling shows the race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris is a dead heat. The National Federation of Independent Businesses’ (NFIB) Uncertainty Index surged 11 points in September to…

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IOC addresses execution of 19-year-old Iranian wrestler Saleh Mohammadi

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has addressed the recent execution of 19-year-old wrestling star Saleh Mohammadi by the Iranian regime. After multiple Olympians, including three gold medalists, condemned the execution to Fox News Digital, the IOC has now made a statement on the…

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The perfect amount of wine to drink to lower your risk of dying from heart disease by 21%

Not all booze is created equal — and for wine lovers, that could be good news. Across the country, Americans are cutting back on alcohol, with surveys showing most adults now believe even a drink or two a day can be bad for your health. But new research suggests the story isn’t so simple, suggesting that people who sip a certain amount of wine each day may have a lower risk of dying from heart disease than relative teetotalers. “These findings can help refine guidance, emphasizing that the health risks of alcohol depend not only on the amount of alcohol…

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