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Kenny Torrella
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Deputy Editor and Writer, Vox
Washington
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By Kenny Torrella Verified| Future Perfect Verified Among other traits, poultry companies selectively bred chickens to have bigger breasts, the most valuable part of the bird. As a result, today’s chickens are extremely top-heavy compared to chickens of the past. Animal advocates say this transformation has turned the birds into “Frankenchickens” that are “,” which cause a number of health problems that lead to premature death.
By Michele Hurtado, Kenny Torrella Verified| Perishable News Verified Eating more meat won’t make America healthy again. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited West Virginia on March 28 to promote his “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) agenda at an event where he cruelly criticized state Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s weight. Kennedy suggested that he would host a public weigh-in and celebration once Morrisey had shed 30 pounds, and Kennedy had an idea about how the governor could do it: “We’re going to put him on a carnivore diet,” Kennedy said.
By Kenny Torrella Verified| Future Perfect Verified Among other traits, poultry companies selectively bred chickens to have bigger breasts, the most valuable part of the bird. As a result, today’s chickens are extremely top-heavy compared to chickens of the past. Animal advocates say this transformation has turned the birds into “Frankenchickens” that are “,” which cause a number of health problems that lead to premature death.
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Vox
Vox is an American news and opinion website that provides in-depth, explanatory journalism on various topics, including politics, science, culture, and technology. Launched in April 2014 by Ezra Klein, Matthew Yglesias, and Melissa Bell, Vox aims to make complex subjects more understandable for its audience. As part of Vox Media, which was founded in 2011, Vox has a strong presence in podcasting and offers a variety of shows covering news, culture, and technology. The company is recognized for its innovative storytelling, utilizing multimedia formats to engage readers and listeners. Vox serves a general audience interested in detailed analysis of current events and provides advertising solutions and technology services to other media companies.
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Founded: 2014